This is an interesting blogpost from Dan Hughes (the lead developer of Radix) writing about why DAG coins (like Byteball) will not scale.
https://www.radixdlt.com/post/dags-dont-scale-without-centralizationByteball is named in only one sentence and it concludes that Byteball (and Iota) are not very censorship resistant.
"At present, the only way for a DAG to guarantee against double spending and 34% attacks is with the aid of a centralized authority. Byteball, another DAG, has 12 Witness Nodes and IOTA has The Coordinator. These tools mean that the networks are not censorship resistant and that, should the centralized authority be compromised, the network would be vulnerable to an attack from the centralized state itself."
Tonych could you enlighten us about this vulnerability about being censhorship resistance?
I don't think that conclusion is being made with a full understanding of the platform.