This nails how platforms like Amazon, Facebook, TikTok, and now Reddit, shift from user-focused to hardcore profit-chasing. I can't say that "Enshittification" is my favorite word, but the essay paints a convincing picture of the web overrun by monopolies. It's a worthy read if you've been feeling used by these platforms lately.
@[email protected], is this modded with a backlight? It looks cool as hell.
Reddit is like going to Chucky Cheese for your birthday. It’s fun, but it feels a little forced and ultimately the point is for Chucky Cheese to sell you terrible pizza.
Lemmy is like being left alone during summer vacation with nothing to do and one of your friends hands out walkie-talkies and you all hang around the neighborhood and make a game of stalking the mail carrier and there’s absolutely no point but afterwards you get real pizza at Salvatore’s.