The entire thing needs to be burned to the ground and started fresh. We need to close the stock market as well, it only harms literally everyone that isn't in the Investor class of humans. Figure out Capital a different way if need be, but the way we're doing it is literally killing all of us, and the vast majority of species on the planet currently.
You can't be on what amounts to the bleeding edge of Social Media and expect your friends to be as well unless they're all nerds that actually care about such things (like all of us clearly are).
No social media site started with millions of users and all of your friends. They all started small, and slowly grew to that size.
I take it you don't remember the old internets chatrooms, that's why Discord is popular. It scratches a very specific itch, Live Chat. Social Media scratches a very similar itch, but with a platform that is forum based, not chat based.
Throw in the old Social Media, like ICQ, MSN Messenger, AOL Messenger, etc. and you begin to see that live chat is absolutely a feature that people want. Sometimes they want a "room" where a bunch of like minded people are, sometimes they want to talk to specific people.
Social Media as a concept has gone through a lot of iterations.
If as the purchaser you don't outright own the product you've purchased, then there's no reasonable argument that it's "stealing" if you pirate that product instead. At best it's copyright infringement, and they can come at me in small claims court.
This IS our society.
The entire thing needs to be burned to the ground and started fresh. We need to close the stock market as well, it only harms literally everyone that isn't in the Investor class of humans. Figure out Capital a different way if need be, but the way we're doing it is literally killing all of us, and the vast majority of species on the planet currently.
Going with no, Github won't escape it because "enshittification" is just "monetization" to all of the corporations making those decisions.
You can't be on what amounts to the bleeding edge of Social Media and expect your friends to be as well unless they're all nerds that actually care about such things (like all of us clearly are).
No social media site started with millions of users and all of your friends. They all started small, and slowly grew to that size.
Your comment is a top level comment, not a reply. At least it is on kbin.social. What are you using?
I take it you don't remember the old internets chatrooms, that's why Discord is popular. It scratches a very specific itch, Live Chat. Social Media scratches a very similar itch, but with a platform that is forum based, not chat based.
Throw in the old Social Media, like ICQ, MSN Messenger, AOL Messenger, etc. and you begin to see that live chat is absolutely a feature that people want. Sometimes they want a "room" where a bunch of like minded people are, sometimes they want to talk to specific people.
Social Media as a concept has gone through a lot of iterations.
If as the purchaser you don't outright own the product you've purchased, then there's no reasonable argument that it's "stealing" if you pirate that product instead. At best it's copyright infringement, and they can come at me in small claims court.
Sure, but we also need someplace to share ideas, problems, solutions, and any other resources we can.
Every single one of us knows that you can't know everything there is to know about IT, communities like this make all of our jobs easier.