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If what we're seeing now is the logical outcome of this "creative explosion," I prefer no alternative. I would be willing to sacrifice quantity for quality at t
by anononaut 3y ago
If what we're seeing now is the logical outcome of this "creative explosion," I prefer no alternative. I would be willing to sacrifice quantity for quality at this point. Any sort of reversion of what it used to be, driven scholars, hobbyists, tech nerds, entrepreneurs, and so forth, would be welcome. Like back in the '00s. If you have something to say, by God say it, but generating or aggregating nonsense in order to farm clicks should die.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoHow will you convince the majority of the population reading Buzzfeed listicles?
- xcdzvyn 3y agoI don't think there's anything to be done about this, at least apart from letting this transparently monstrous era of the internet slowly tear itself apart. It's unfortunate the internet went this way, but as you said, it happened because people "wanted" it to. Oh. Well.
- anononaut 3y agoI would not. Let them rot on the vine.
- klyrs 3y agoA... listicle... about how to make the internet a better place?
- renewiltord 3y agoYou can get that by using Gemini protocol sites alone. There's no reason to spend time on things you dislike.
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