Cardiac disease and pathology

Bowen, Mark

doi:10.1016/b978-0-7020-2817-5.00009-2

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“…One major difficulty of researching social media is the misinterpretation of expressions [53]. Content produced with specific meanings for a particular audience can be misunderstood when viewed with a different set of assumptions [54]. This is important to consider when studying politically-, ethically-, and/or morally-charged content.…”

Section: Online Engagement and Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rebel reviewers: Social media review pages as sites of Confederate memorial discourses

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2020

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Online review platforms — such as Facebook Pages, Yelp, and Google Reviews — host millions of user-generated posts. Some reviewers choose to use these platforms to share political opinions and calls for activism. One example of this phenomenon, UNC–Chapel Hill’s “Silent Sam” Confederate statue review page on Facebook, provides an opportunity to examine comments from users asserting their pro-statue and anti-statue opinions. While protestors removed the statue in August 2018, its unofficial page (and its posts) remains visible online and continues to garner new “reviews” after the monument’s physical removal. This study analyzes the engagement publicly visible on Silent Sam’s Facebook reviews. Despite the large volume of research on social network sites, the author is unaware of any studies of activist posts on online review spaces. Discovering the most prevalent claims made in pro-Confederate posts will help educators, activists, online moderators, and creators of Terms of Service agreements determine where they can (and should) respond to racist rhetoric.

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Section: Online Engagement and Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Rebel reviewers: Social media review pages as sites of Confederate memorial discourses

March

2020

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Cardiac disease and pathology

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References 23 publications

Rebel reviewers: Social media review pages as sites of Confederate memorial discourses

Rebel reviewers: Social media review pages as sites of Confederate memorial discourses

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