• yokonzo@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Can’t wait until they enshittify, the way I see it, everything will eventually, even Lemmy. It’s up to us to not settle too hard in one place

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      2 days ago

      The fact Lemmy is open source and federated makes it almost impossible to enshittify. What are you gonna do, show ads? Third party clients are first class citizens here

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        1 day ago

        They get a large enough audience for disinformation campaigns

        Once you see people start defending Russia it’s over

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          20 hours ago

          Once you see people start defending Russia it’s over

          If that’s what you are looking for, the .ml server has you covered already…

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        2 days ago

        One scenario is that normies join en masse and influencers/marketers follow them, and the quality of conversation goes to zero like on all big platforms. You can’t solve this with software.

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          9 hours ago

          That’s not enshittification. Enshiification doesn’t mean “gets shittier”.

          Enshittification is this very specific thing where services are initially good to attract users, but eventually turn to making things shittier for user in pursuit of profit growth - where they can’t really grow the user base any more, so the only way to satisfy wall street’s need for exponential growth is to add user-hostile changes to squeeze more out of existing users.

          That’s not a thing with Lemmy unless it goes corporate somehow.

          Edit: missed that someone else already called this out