Don't implicitly trust annotations that you read; author, content, or both could have been interfered with without the real author's consent or knowledge.
Authorship/agency is not inherent on a platform with no structures or hierarchies
Don't implicitly trust annotations that you read; author, content, or both could have been interfered with without the real author's consent or knowledge.
Authorship/agency is not inherent on a platform with no structures or hierarchies
be nice
how does this rule reflect a greater issue of the internet, of social thinking, and of abuses of authoritative power
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all authors have equal footing and power to create and write upon a text with others, giving way to a sort of anarchic expression and practice of writing