Oh? shh.. can you hear that?

It's the death knell for Dribbble.

If you wanted to launch a competitor, now is your chance.

To me, Dribbble's algorithms have always been awful and seem to be stuck on a cycle of only showing the same old early adopters and then a handful of new people who use scummy techniques to game the system. Now taking advantage of their poor tech to surface talent they're changing that bug into a feature that you pay for.