> No, we've been inundated with low-quality content for decades now. This is nothing new. The problem with this argument is that scale matters. When a small n

> No, we've been inundated with low-quality content for decades now. This is nothing new. The problem with this argument is that scale matters. When a small number of people were trading mp3 files on FTP servers it was not seen as a problem. When Napster came out, it was seen as a problem. It was correctly seen as a qualitative shift in the effect it would have on society.