As long as Discord and other centralized services are as popular as they are, especially places like this, then things aren't really going to change. People are drawn to these centralized apps, and we can only hope they understand what they are doing when they choose to use a centralized app in this way. A decentralized project that has a Twitter account and a Discord doesn't make sense to me. That sounds like a buzzword project, and like they don't understand the fundamental philosophy of what's going on here. Remaining tied to these centralized services is simply not going to be the branch that blossoms into the true Web3 and Web 4.0.
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The more people we can reach, the better. Even if it's just the "fringe" alt-dns crowd. They encourage others to use products and services that actually make use of web3 options.
Also, we use some web2 platforms like Twitter as well and we constantly tweet out links to web3 content. It's a slow, arduous journey, but the more peope start seeing our web3 platforms, the better.
It's all about the eyeballs and awareness.
We are the ones here on Hive that are really setting the example for others to discover and make use of.