Reddit Asks the Question: 'What's a Company That Miraculously Has NOT Gotten Worse Over Time?'

By Jessie Wallace | reddit | November 25, 2025

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Ensh*ttification is a topic that we've spoken about here before. Many times. It's not really a topic that you can avoid in today's world, to be fair, when it seems to be one ifs defining features. Regardless, to change things up a little bit, we've decided to focus on ensh*ittification's opposite today: Companies or services that have somehow resisted the otherwise all-consuming tide, as Reddit asks the question: 'What's a company that didn't succumb to ensh*ttification?'. These are of course by no means saintly entities we're talking about. Some are in fact guilty of practices that in another world we would be shining a spotlight on for all the wrong reasons. Yet in the world we live in, the opposite is the case. You can check out the full AskReddit thread here, but below are some highlights:

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