- Aug 2023
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www.pewresearch.org www.pewresearch.org
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We need mass innovation in design of social tools that help us bridge fragmentation and polarization, bring diversity into our media landscapes and help find common ground between disparate groups. With these as conscious design goals, technology could be a powerful positive force for civic change. If we don’t take this challenge seriously and assume that we’re stuck with mass-market tools, we won’t see positive civic outcomes from technological tools.”
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- We need mass innovation in design of social tools that help us
- bridge fragmentation and polarization,
- bring diversity into our media landscapes and
- help find common ground between disparate groups.
- With these as conscious design goals,
- technology could be a powerful positive force for civic change.
- If we don’t take this challenge seriously and assume that we’re stuck with mass-market tools,
- we won’t see positive civic outcomes from technological tools.”
- We need mass innovation in design of social tools that help us
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- Ethan Zuckerman
- director of MIT’s Center for Civic Media and
- co-founder of Global Voices
- Ethan Zuckerman
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- Apr 2022
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threadreaderapp.com threadreaderapp.com
- Mar 2018
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epwhite.gsucreate.org epwhite.gsucreate.org
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GLMA – GLMA Home Page, glma.org/index.cfm?nodeid=1.
This needs a full citation.
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The evidence provided form the journal is shown through statistics and data derived from observation of patients
Do you need all of these words? Which ones can go, if any? Why?
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epwhite.gsucreate.org epwhite.gsucreate.org
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The color blue is often associated with wisdom, so this hints that these individuals were experts in their field and top notch physicians.
Is this description?
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multicolored win
not just "multicolored"... Get specific.
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Shoemaker died at the age of 41. Cuda died at the age of 44. Dr. C. died at the age of 49. Wood died at the age of 36. Baumring died at the age of 52. Holloran died at the age of 44. Thompson died at the age of 45. Haim died at the age of 37.
Is this description or researched info?
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because they are longer names and were shrank to make room for the rest of the names.
Do you know this? (or is it description?)
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I am unable to get specific measurements of the trimming as the block is not available for physical viewing.
intro material?
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he subjects of the quilt
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lock is a twelve foot square block, unlike
Perhaps give us an introduction.
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- Jun 2016
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www.ethanzuckerman.com www.ethanzuckerman.com
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Those annoying pop-up windows? My fault, at least in part. I designed a vertically-oriented popup window that included navigation tools and an ad for inclusion on webpages at some point in late 1996 or early 1997. It was intended to be less intrusive than inserting an ad into the middle of a user’s homepage. I won’t claim responsibility (irresponsibility?) for inventing the damned things, and I disclaim any responsibility for cascading popups, popups that move to the top, and those annoying “bot” windows that open different popups every few minutes. Still, the fault is at least in part mine, and I’m sorry. :-)
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tinyletter.com tinyletter.com
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(Who is “we”?)
As per the linked post:
Using Snow’s essay as a jumping off point, I want to consider a problem that’s been on my mind a great deal since joining the MIT Media Lab five years ago: how do we help smart, well-meaning people address social problems in ways that make the world better, not worse?
Not to defend Ethan, but he’s typically quite explicit about such thing. At least, he doesn’t evade responsibility.
From his about page (also in narrative version in the Do Not Track doc):
Those annoying pop-up windows? My fault, at least in part. I designed a vertically-oriented popup window that included navigation tools and an ad for inclusion on webpages at some point in late 1996 or early 1997. It was intended to be less intrusive than inserting an ad into the middle of a user’s homepage. I won’t claim responsibility (irresponsibility?) for inventing the damned things, and I disclaim any responsibility for cascading popups, popups that move to the top, and those annoying “bot” windows that open different popups every few minutes. Still, the fault is at least in part mine, and I’m sorry. :-)
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- Dec 2013
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www.ethanzuckerman.com www.ethanzuckerman.com
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One of the reasons curation is such a helpful strategy for wandering is that it reveals community maxima. It can be helpful to know that Times Square is the most popular tourist destination in New York if only so we can avoid it. But knowing where Haitian taxi cab drivers go for goat soup is often useful data on where the best Haitian food is to be found. Don’t know if you like Haitian food? Try a couple of the local maxima – the most important places to the Haitian community – and you’ll be able to discern the answer to that question pretty quickly. It’s unlikely you dislike the food because it’s badly made, as it’s the favorite destination for that community – it’s more likely that you simply don’t like goat soup. (Oh well, more for me.) If you want to explore beyond the places your friends think are the most enjoyable, or those the general public thinks are enjoyable, you need to seek out curators who are sufficiently far from you in cultural terms and who’ve annotated their cities in their own ways.
Reading about using "community maxima" in Rewire made me look for a blog post containing the same idea
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