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@@ -28,10 +28,7 @@ in a sense, at their mercy. Furthermore, in the (admittedly unlikely) case that
 for everyone. There's a single point of failure. Whereas it's hard to imagine Google itself having any real trouble (although
 the recent AWS outage proves that such a thing is possible), most services aren't Google.
 
-A decentralized application does not suffer from these problems. As the Matrix website briefly explains:
-
-> Fully decentralised conversations with no single points of control or failure
-
+A decentralized application does not suffer from these problems.
 The failure of a single server in a decentralized system does not bring it down for everyone. Furthermore, users have
 the ability to switch between different servers or providers if one becomes abusive (or simply stops existing). Users
 have more choices, and more control.