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[–] ifalas@lemmy.world 3 points 7 hours ago

That was always going to happen though, with or without fragmentation. Whether it's netflix or gamepass or reddit or discord or bluesky or whatever the same enshittification playbook always applies if you're trying to make a profit: offer a "good deal" until people have bought into your service enough to feel like they can't do without it, and then start slaughtering the piggies.