> If I want to search for something topical and relevant, I go to Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, HackerNews, Instagram, Google Maps, Discord etc. High chances you

> If I want to search for something topical and relevant, I go to Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, HackerNews, Instagram, Google Maps, Discord etc. High chances you will find a link to an external site over content actually on those big named sites though, right? That tells us the organic web isn't dead, it's just hard to discover/navigate - because of SEO wars, most probably... The problem isn't the lack of content, it's the number of shitty spammy sites standing in your way of the sites you actually want to see. Like a sleazy salesman trying to direct you to the crap laden three wheeled rust bucket when you were heading toward the family sedans.