It's been that way for close to a decade now. But I guess reaching the point where you can no longer add "reddit" to get a relevant human-curated result.
Kind wild (and scary) that like reddit is the last bastion of actual humans on the internet congregated into one space. Sure we exist and lemmy does too but we're kind of like islands.
Reddit has "NPC" behaviour but in a very human way, which is way more than I can say about twitter replies these days. Wild how it genuinely seems like there's been an exodus of humans from there, like the powerusers are still around but replies are all either their friends or bots.
I think it presents an interesting opportunity for us to define what the future of the internet looks like. If enough people are dissatisfied with enshittification they'll come find us.
It's been that way for close to a decade now. But I guess reaching the point where you can no longer add "reddit" to get a relevant human-curated result.
Kind wild (and scary) that like reddit is the last bastion of actual humans on the internet congregated into one space. Sure we exist and lemmy does too but we're kind of like islands.
Reddit has "NPC" behaviour but in a very human way, which is way more than I can say about twitter replies these days. Wild how it genuinely seems like there's been an exodus of humans from there, like the powerusers are still around but replies are all either their friends or bots.
I think it presents an interesting opportunity for us to define what the future of the internet looks like. If enough people are dissatisfied with enshittification they'll come find us.