I donāt really like the term āgatekeepingā, especially when itās used to describe the general concept of a barrier to entry. The term āgatekeepingā implies to me a āgatekeeperāāa person A who is trying to control if person B can interact with person C. It implies active discrimination, perhaps even bigotry, when in reality the barrier might be a passive issue such as scarcity or inherent complexity. āGatekeepingā seems an intentionally- and needlessly-charged term.