This piece dives into the growing frustration around the deluge of low-quality, AI-generated content flooding the internet—dubbed "slop" by critics. It’s not just spam; it’s a systemic issue where algorithms prioritize quantity over quality, drowning out meaningful discourse and making it harder to find reliable information. The article leans on community discussions (like those from Hacker News) to highlight how this trend is degrading user experience across platforms.

Editor’s Note: Ever noticed how searching for answers online now feels like wading through a swamp of half-baked articles and SEO junk? This story taps into a shared annoyance—the internet’s "enslopification"—and why it matters. When algorithms reward clickbait over substance, everyone loses: readers waste time, creators struggle to be heard, and trust in digital spaces erodes. It’s a wake-up call for platforms and users alike to demand better.