Having your own node does not mean having your own blockchain. It just means having your own access point to the peer-to-peer network instead of relying on someone to give you a free one
Can't believe you keep missing the point. Quote where I say having my own node means having my own blockchain. I'll wait
The difference between joining a global peer-to-peer network to store data on a public, permissionless, decentralized and immutable database should be pretty clear. If you understood that is what happens by having your own node, then maybe explain how having a private node and spinning up your own server and centrally hosting everything are similar?
Hive doesn't do this
Big truth. It's just one of the major differences and a key factor in protecting speech. If speech can be edited or removed, then censorship resistance is substantially lowered