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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

It's broken because of platforms working for people, which happens because there's not too much, but too little fragmentation.

For a couple decades corps and their fans were communicating from every orifice that fragmentation is bad, it's bad for developers, it's bad for users, it's bad for business and so on.

Despite this being not only wrong, but also counterintuitive, as we should all be familiar with how things work in nature, about evolution and competition and diversity.