As Twitter fills with opinions on content moderation, online hate, & platform policies, what open questions do you have that social/behavioral/computational scientists can help answer?
I'll compile replies and respond this evening.
I'll compile replies and respond this evening.
As hot takes whizz around Twitter, I'm hoping this thread can be a corner to slow down and identify the hard/important questions that come more slowly.
Questions from any political or identity standpoint are welcome. If you're unsure about asking your question publicly, send a direct message. I'll wade into my DMs this evening when I compile people's questions.
Oh and finally, please retweet the top tweet in this thread, so more people can contribute questions about content moderation, online violence, platform policies, and how to think through this remarkable moment
Encouraged by everyone's responses!
After compiling the many questions people submitted, I decided to share answers in the morning. So keep them coming if you have further questions about content moderation you want discussed from a social science & social computing perspective
After compiling the many questions people submitted, I decided to share answers in the morning. So keep them coming if you have further questions about content moderation you want discussed from a social science & social computing perspective
I have an addendum; the political scientist @owasow has a very clarifying, scholarly thread for how to think about Wednesday's mob in connection with historical patterns of lynch mobs
https://twitter.com/owasow/status/1348397526790139905
Yesterday, I answered questions about the problem of coordinated actors who seek to undermine a free society. Here's the thread:
https://twitter.com/natematias/status/1348427707470786561
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