From my experience so far, they do have some features and weakness is made or cause by decentralized sturcture. I am not an expert, needs help here.
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Because it’s not open source we can’t answer that for you. That’s the problem.
They could be completely decentralized, but you centralized name services.
They could be fully centralized, and used decentralized messaging. We don’t know it’s unknowable.
Even if you examine all the network flows since we don’t know the code we don’t know the fallbacks, we don’t know the behavior in all instances
Why not use sth like Nostr that is?
Their website marketing team makes me feel like they are trying to fool me with something, not just to convey the abilities of the application.
I feel like all the wiremin posts are guerrilla marketing, AstroTurfing from the developer. They never indicate why the person’s truly interested in this crazy product. Just that they need somebody to evaluate it. IE I need a bunch of people to go to the website and get confused by it