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I thought I'd love Notion at first in my new company after several years and several companies all using Confluence and Jira. But I miss Confluence, Jira less. I've encountered a common sentiment that Notion doesn't scale well because of it's lack of ridge structure and document/page hierarchy.

Have a look at https://www.solidjs.com/

I looks very promising. Taking the best parts of React's API, but avoiding the performance bottleneck of a VDOM.

That's why the analogy is more akin to a local governmental services.

An antitrust case wouldn't really apply in a situation when all these services and tools have numerous alternatives and no one is compelled to use any of them in isolation or together. Not to mention the fact that a great deal of this things listed are open source, or offer a free tire. Hard to make a case for unfair competition practices of vertical integration when you give away those services and tools and alternatives are a click away, of not without costs from migration and loss of network effects for having to leave the established platform for a given ecosystem.

The real argument is that the ever increasing scope of these entities create moats far out from the walls of their code product to drive user inwards to the paid offerings and, either by design or happen stance, alt the earth for miles from other smaller rivals gaining any foot holds delivering a service to sections of the user base of these hegemonic organisations from which in time might see the smaller rivals use such traction to then offer competing alternatives of those paid services which hegemonic organisations are based on.

Valid point, but please tone down the language.

This phanomin has been seen in studies that looks at how people watch films

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn17526-synchronised-bl...

It's also up to a $100k fine for companies https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/17/how-australia-...

His commit messages are interesting unto themselves