I cannot say how much I fucking love this.
As you hopefully know, enshittification, a term coined by Cory Doctorow, is the process by which every online service gradually gets worse and worse. We've all witnessed it in a hundred different ways. Cory sums it up here:
It’s a three-stage process: first, platforms are good to their users. Then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers. Finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. Then, there is a fourth stage: they die.
This is a site dedicated to the idea of fighting it. The example the site creator (John Allsopp) uses is needing a QR code generated, something that used to be incredibly simple, but which is now most easily while paying money and/or giving away personal info (and with uncertainty about how that QR code is processed).
The page itself is more a manifesto than a resource, but it works for me as both inspiration and a reminder to keep reexamining the tools I'm using, and to fight against tools getting shittier whenever I can.