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Papers please
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Time to update this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification#Reddit
Oh no, through this article I found out about Bandcamp's enshittification. I like that Website to obtain music...
OK I read the bandcamp thing and... It's not enshittification at all. Can we stop applying the term to every online service that kinda gets slightly worse for some reason or another?
Just in case:
None of those things happened with Bandcamp
As of today, the revenue share is still the same as before the last acquisitions, right? The entry requirements are the same and the discovery tools aren't worse? If so, and the issue is with the layoffs and unionization, that's true for countless other companies, especially in gaming.
Bought by Epic Games and sold a year and a half later 😩
Yeah, but I still post links to Bandcamp, even though they've gone down that path. One day they'll cross the line, and I'll start posting links to other services.
Oh shit. Are there any alternatives?
Faircamp is being worked on. No ActivityPub but the developer is considering it
https://simonrepp.com/faircamp/
That's really cool, thanks for the link.