Agree but I wouldn't say it's subtle, the slop builds up quickly

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification

That would suggest they respond to claims with counter arguments, as opposed to what they really do which is flag everything they don’t want people to see

that's where the innovation happens

Ever wonder why YC has the "Describe a time you most successfully hacked some system to your advantage" question? It's because they select for founders that are willing to take advantage of legal gray areas. Airbnb repeatedly violated Craigslist terms of service and called it "growth hacking." Reddit stole content from Digg and faked users. OpenAI trains their models on copyrighted content.