The Enshittification of Amazon Continues
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The Enshittification of Amazon Continues
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Re: The Enshittification of Amazon Continues
#2I'm getting kind of tired of this constant use of the term "enshittification." Sometimes the writer is describing the things that tend to follow the sale of a business to private equity; sometimes, as here, it's the deteriorating quality of service that comes from a monopoly; and sometimes it's a different set of complaints entirely. It's too loose.
Re: The Enshittification of Amazon Continues
#3I'm getting kind of tired of this constant use of the term "enshittification." Sometimes the writer is describing the things that tend to follow the sale of a business to private equity; sometimes, as here, it's the deteriorating quality of service that comes from a monopoly; and sometimes it's a different set of complaints entirely. It's too loose.
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Re: The Enshittification of Amazon Continues
#4I'm getting kind of tired of this constant use of the term "enshittification." Sometimes the writer is describing the things that tend to follow the sale of a business to private equity; sometimes, as here, it's the deteriorating quality of service that comes from a monopoly; and sometimes it's a different set of complaints entirely. It's too loose.
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Re: The Enshittification of Amazon Continues
#5None of this is that bad.