So, @capital uses "necrotic" as opposed to bitrot,...

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So, @capital uses "necrotic" as opposed to bitrot, because bitrot implies things have been left to decay but software necrosis is rotting while alive and maintained.

Like 8 September at 23:10 | Open on merveilles.town

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jon ⚝

@neauoire
A better amd .ore fitting term than enshittification
@capital

8 September at 23:17 | Open on degrowth.social

Dr. Quadragon ❌

@yala Those are not synonyms.

@neauoire @capital

10 September at 21:34 | Open on mastodon.ml

Capital

@neauoire There is also a part of me that felt rot wasn't the right term because rot is a natural part of a healthy ecosystem. Things come and go. Necrosis however kills. It's not consuming the dead and recycling its components, but bringing something to its death.

9 September at 1:03 | Open on scalie.zone

Devine Lu Linvega

@capital it's a perfect word for it! that I will unfortunately find myself use more often than I'd wish

9 September at 1:08 | Open on merveilles.town

🆘Bill Cole 🇺🇦

@neauoire @capital Use “gangrenous “ occasionally for variety.

9 September at 1:59 | Open on toad.social

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