Revert "update network descriptions to be more accurate" #2317
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Reverts #2010
This reverts the referenced pull request and restores the mention of the "Fast peer-to-peer transactions", "Worldwide payments" and "Low processing fees" features that were previously highlighted in the homepage. At the time the pull request was created, the fees were temporarily high, and there was little adoption of Segwit and batching. Since then, the fees have been low.
There was also not enough thought put into the original pull request, since it's still showing the old labels for languages other than English. I propose we comprehensively change the text across all languages when the fees are very high on a permanent basis, which I think is some years off thanks the ecosystem taking better care to optimize usage of the blockchain.