[potamic]

This is an unfortunate trend we will see across software going ahead. When the bar to make something is low, the market is inevitably flooded by cheap and mediocre stuff that overshadow everything else. Soon there won't be an incentive to make high quality stuff because even if you did, you wouldn't be able to grab anyone's attention with it because it's all taken away by the endless slop that won't stop.

[criddell]

> you wouldn't be able to grab anyone's attention

Thus the rise of the influencer economy. What better way is there to learn about something than from somebody you trust?

[ZpJuUuNaQ5]

>from somebody you trust

However bad thing are or will be, trusting "influencers" is the last thing you should do.

[trollbridge]

Interestingly, the tidal wave of poor quality business software for small businesses is what's made it possible for my own business to exist at all.

[gunapologist99]

That does sound interesting; what is your business (or at least the category if you don't want to disclose)?