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@spydergrrl Congratz! We had our 20th on August 8.
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@nya_moderaterna Vad är idén till en valfilm värd?
1) Gerald Daugherty (republikan i Texas) 5 oktober 2016: m.youtube.com/watch?v=wzjRwN…
2) Lars Kallsäby (C) 17 juli 2018: facebook.com/larskallsabyce…
3) Nya Moderaterna 24 augusti 2018: facebook.com/moderaterna/vi…
Kul grepp, men inte så unikt.
@nya_moderaterna Jag gillar nog @kallsaby:s bäst ändå. Han ger också cred till Daugherty med en länk i slutet av filmen.
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@guardian ”Hunter stressed that the genetic markers [...] do not mean a new species of super-snake has suddenly been unleashed on the Everglades. The researchers believe cross-breeding occurred before the pythons secured their foothold in Florida.”
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@Acuity_Design @danrhealy For me this neatly explains why I'm at a loss for emotions when something sudden and un-anticipated happens. So more like being paralyzed and in shock. Like once when a car hit my bicycle and I didn't know how to react. Is that a fair intepretation?
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@subcide @mags @PatrickGerard01 x.com/axbom/status/1…
↪ Replying to @eljayjay74
@eljayjay74 @mags @PatrickGerard01 What you can do is go to facebook.com/memories and either click "Notifications" and choose "None", or click "Preferences" and opt-out of people and dates. At least on desktop. I'm not entirely sure what "None" actually does but I believe it's close to what you're asking.
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@mags @PatrickGerard01 Thank you for your responses Margaret! Obviously work like this is never finished but an ongoing part of design and development. And I appreciate the pure magnitude of Facebook presents ots own challenges.
@mags @PatrickGerard01 That said, have you considered having this type of functionality as opt-in rather than opt-out? Expecting someone in mourning to remember to change their settings to avoid potential future hurt certainly feels like putting a lot of responsibility on the user.
@mags @PatrickGerard01 I realize I'm now at a level of detail that may not suit itself to a Twitter convo, but I would truly be interested in learning more about the design process around stress cases. Would it at all be possible to briefly interview you or someone else around these challenges?
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@j_lloyd @jmspool So you fixed it for everyone with impaired vision, not just for older donors, right? I believe not focusing on age here actually creates a broader understanding of the wide spectrum of human ability regardless of age.
@j_lloyd @jmspool Having age as the driver creates the unnecessary risk of only adjusting the design for cases where you believe older people will interact - thus one bias begetting another.
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@mags @PatrickGerard01 What methodology do you use to identify potential negative impact? It looks like Facebook has been apologizing for reminding people of hurtful experiences at least since 2014:
#designethics
theguardian.com/technology/201…
↪ Replying to @jessicaschedvin
@jessicaschedvin Jag tilltalas av tanken att där människor ser ut att agera på egen hand reglerar man inte, men där beteendeförändringar behövs men inte sker så måste friktion skapas för beteenden som i hög grad bedöms som skadliga. Inte övertygad om att det var så han tänkte dock ;)
@jessicaschedvin Ett bättre alternativ till friktion är förstås att bidra mer till det sunda förnuftet genom ökad medvetenhet.
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@steveportigal @letterpress_se 😂 Yeah, but you were lost in the right direction.
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@steveportigal @letterpress_se You are a full of wisdom Steve!
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@steveportigal @letterpress_se I think there is loads of truth in that. I actually can and do use Twitter without being caught up in the hate, but find it at odds with my ethical core to support a platform where people do get hurt. I may be too naive.
@steveportigal @letterpress_se Maybe our online forums are now at the scale where me saying this is just as stupid as saying that I'm supporting a society where people are killed just by interacting with that society.
↪ Replying to @JamieJBartlett
@JamieJBartlett Thank you for writing. Good stuff and I enjoy your writing style. Stumbled upon it by chance at Waterstones in Edinburgh two weeks ago =) I'll need to buy your other books as well.
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@stubbornella @janeruffino I’m thinking of third world countries where individuals can easily start businesses using their creative skills and an Instagram account. As an engine for bringing people out of poverty I believe the Internet is doing a great job. Access to education included.