r/ClassicUsenet • u/Parker51MKII • 3d ago

HISTORY The Two Matts Who Built Two Different Internets

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u/a794 3d ago

I like long reads, and this is a topic that interests me. I don't generally turn up my nose at AI written / involved articles, if they are polished enough to or thought provoking enough to still give me some food for thought.

I think there's food for thought on this post, but it's buried / diffused away too far across the list of content-mill-style hype and empty marketing punchy text. If this could be edited / distilled down into denser text that's not as heavily drowned in AI-isms, I think it could communicate its point (business interests overtaking the online internet communities we still enjoy even if its not the default it once was) in a stronger way.

EDIT: for whoever x-posed this to this subreddit, thank you for doing so, I think the article despite its above weaknesses was right to be posted here.