Paywall curated, professionally generated content I think is ok. But reddit is on the enshittification route, now accelerated because it serves its shareholder

Paywall curated, professionally generated content I think is ok. But reddit is on the enshittification route, now accelerated because it serves its shareholders. Fediverse (e.g. Lemmy) might be the disruptor here (In Clayton M. Christensen sense of the word) if they figure out their onboarding and UX problems. And if Reddit gets too attached to these user unfriendly commercial models, they won't be able to fight it back. Just as Clayton described.