Yeah, I generally agree. Technologically, it's a dumpster fire. And even ideologically, it's just become a lefty political circle-jerk where any facts that are

Yeah, I generally agree. Technologically, it's a dumpster fire. And even ideologically, it's just become a lefty political circle-jerk where any facts that are not endorsed, in some cases literally, by MSNBC are immediately purged by self-appointed gate keepers and admins. But that's fine. It'll create more innovation as people ditch it and create better tools. The one part of the article I disagree with is where they say it's "unparseable", which obviously it's not. It's parsed millions of times a day. Even by third party tools that harvest it for semantic data. That means it can be transformed and used to seed other databases using non-terrible description languages like Markdown.