In crowdsourcing systems and social media, user contributions often reveal a clear divide between a small group of power users who generate the majority of content and a larger group of lurkers who engage minimally. This disparity highlights the challenges of fostering active participation and may raise questions about the dynamics of influence and engagement within these platforms.

Anonymity can both discourage authenticity and encourage inauthentic behavior, depending on the context and the individuals involved. On one hand, anonymity can create a sense of freedom, allowing people to express thoughts and opinions they might suppress in real life due to fear of judgment or consequences. On the other hand, the lack of accountability that comes with anonymity can also lead to inauthentic or even harmful behavior.

I thought this was interesting just because of all the misinformation that led Trumps twitter to get banned in the first place, bots could've been the reason for reinstating him. it's just an interesting thought of how so much cannot be trusted from the internet. Even previously stated, with the Android and iPhone, it's hard to tell what's true and what's not.