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 Decentralized social networks are a class of [decentralized applications (dapps)](/dapps/)—applications powered by [smart contracts](/glossary/#smart-contract) deployed on the blockchain. The contract code serves as the backend for these apps and defines their business logic.
 
-Traditional social media platforms rely on databases to store user information, program code, and other forms of data. But this creates single points-of-failure and introduces significant risk. For instance, Facebook's servers infamously [went offline for hours](https://www.npr.org/2021/10/05/1043211171/facebook-instagram-whatsapp-outage-business-impact) last year, cutting off users from the platform.
+Traditional social media platforms rely on databases to store user information, program code, and other forms of data. But this creates single points-of-failure and introduces significant risk. For instance, Facebook's servers infamously [went offline for hours](https://www.npr.org/2021/10/05/1043211171/facebook-instagram-whatsapp-outage-business-impact) in October 5th, 2021, cutting off users from the platform.
 
 Decentralized social networks exist on a [peer-to-peer network](/glossary/#peer-to-peer-network) comprising thousands of nodes around the globe. Even if some nodes fail, the network will run uninterrupted, making applications resistant to failures and outages.