> that ends up on the platform And therein lies the problem. The focus is on the platform. It's all about the platform. The "creators" churn out "content" to m

> that ends up on the platform And therein lies the problem. The focus is on the platform. It's all about the platform. The "creators" churn out "content" to make the "platform" better. The platform drives the machine; the individuals are reduced to cogs in the machine. The healthy, sane priorities are inverted: tools should help the artist.