Frank O'Dwyer
Joe Fabisevich 
Last week ago I saw someone use e14n instead of enshittification and thought it was the funniest thing ever, a way to somehow make the term even shittier.
adamrice@mergesort If we’re going to make things intentionally obscure like that, I suggest we start using Chinese characters. In that spirit, I propose shit化 as an alternative, which means the same thing, and at least contains the root word.
Mark T. Tomczak@adamrice @mergesort ... but I can't type that on a standard American keyboard without looking up more than zero OS translation rules.
Alex Sikora@mergesort I propose making it e13n because then it's also wrong which just helps a lot
@axxl An unfortunate consequence of the corporate rightsizing we have to do to return more value to the shareholders.
WesDym@axxl Or, it implies Americans removing a 't', which is the sort of thing Americans would do -- a kind of double-joke, in that, "This isn't just shitty, but also caves to
American hegemony even though everyone else disagrees."
American hegemony even though everyone else disagrees."
QaspR@mergesort If you like that, wait till you hear about i18n
@qaspr I've heard of it, that is the joke after all.