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Yep. The irony being that "enshittification," properly deployed, can actually lead a company to even more success. Product people always think "having the best
by mvkel 1y ago
Yep. The irony being that "enshittification," properly deployed, can actually lead a company to even more success. Product people always think "having the best product" wins the day, but there are billions of dollars made through a perfectly baked enshittified pie.
- gwd 1y ago"The Market for Lemons" has always been a thing. If the user can't immediately distinguish between "Looks good at first and is good all the way through" and "Looks good and gets crappier as you go along", then both will be forced by the market to charge the same amount; but the latter one can afford to do it at a price the former can't afford.
- topaz0 1y agoThat's also not what "enshittification" was coined to describe.
- supportengineer 1y agoSuccess for the shareholders, or for the paying customers?