Not that anyone asked, but IMO it’s a problem of our attention-based capitalism. Now that there is real money to be made from applications that are mediocre at

Not that anyone asked, but IMO it’s a problem of our attention-based capitalism. Now that there is real money to be made from applications that are mediocre at best, every application has to compete for “engagement” and “brand awareness”. Instead of working to be the best utility for File X, they are driven to be the brand with the most installs, likes, and comments. Those are two radically different goals.