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There is. It's the mandatory search for profit. In case you haven't read this excellent piece on the topic.
Fantastic article, thanks for sharing! I had a hard time trying to figure out how to reply to you since we're on different domains, but I found a reply button in my message notifications... The pains of learning a new platform!
I'm excited to read some more articles from Pluralistic :)
Figured. I'm pretty new as well. It takes a few days to get used to but it's pretty easy to use afterwards. I like it. Enjoy your stay!
That was fascinating and depressing.
We should nationalize the big tech companies, or at least mandate that they operate on open protocols. There is no good reason to allow these mega tech companies to keep making profits off the back of the value that is almost entirely created by the users. Especially when making those profits makes the product worse for the very users that make it's existence possible.
Lmao, Lemmy has hit "hug of death" levels
Yep, you can have a free ride on investor bucks for a while, but eventually any corporation is going to squeeze their users for profit, as profit was always their goal, not community-building.
The fediverse gives me some hope we can escape this cycle.