Tanja

The typo wasn't the interesting part. What happened after I reported it was. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

I reported a typo. I accidentally started a 365-day investigation. What I found might even surprise YOU: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

365 days ago, I asked Amazon to fix a name. That got…interesting. Curious? Good! 😏 Read more here: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

The typo wasn't the interesting part. What happened after I reported it was. Can you guess? The answer might surprise you. 😏 Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

What happens when nobody owns the metadata? I spent a year finding out. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

One typo. 365 days. A much bigger problem. A systemic #metadata failure. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

A name was misspelled. That was the beginning. 365 days later, this is what I have found: archive.org/details/365-days… Metadata that no one owns and no one feels responsible fixing. #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

I thought I had found a typo. I found a system. A VERY faulty system. A system that no one bothers to fix. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

How bad can one catalogue typo really be? Apparently much worse than I expected. I spent a year finding out. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

365 days later, the typo is still only the beginning of the story. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT

What started as a typo became an investigation into catalogue integrity. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

365 days later, the typo is still only the beginning of the story. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

How does one typo survive for 14 years? I decided to find out. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

How many errors can hide inside a catalogue before someone notices? Apparently, quite a lot. Full report: is.gd/AmazonDEMetadata archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

What happens when bad metadata travels through a supply chain? I followed it through international platforms. All findings: is.gd/AmazonDEMetadata Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

One year of looking at Amazon metadata taught me something uncomfortable: errors don't necessarily stay where they started. They spread. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

Names were corrupted. Credits were wrong. Records appeared contaminated across titles. Search results were incomplete. And this started with one extra “e”. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… & is.gd/AmazonDEMetadata #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata

365 days later, the question isn't “Why was Hiddleston misspelled?” It's “What kind of system lets incorrect identities persist for years?” Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata #tomhiddleston

The typo was never really the interesting part. 365 days ago, I reported “Hiddlestone” to @amazonDE They fixed one error. Then I started looking. What I found was astounding. Full report: archive.org/details/365-days… #namesmatter #enshittification #amazonfail #OSINT #Metadata