>What are some issues you face? Same old shit. It seemed really promising until you needed to sign in before you could browse the pages. Ever since then the

>What are some issues you face? Same old shit. It seemed really promising until you needed to sign in before you could browse the pages. Ever since then the vast majority of good people's postings could no longer be seen by literally hundreds of millions of potentially interested visitors (and growing), but there was no trouble at all to begin with back when it was a regular internet website. Definitely less than 10% as useful as we know it could be, because the other 90% was once accessible, and it would be easy to fix because it started out worthwhile, and gave posters a much much wider platform. Enshittifiers gonna enshittify.