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Amy Zhang

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Professor of social computing at UW CSE, leading @socialfutureslab.bsky.social social.cs.washington.edu

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Top 5 Most Liked Posts (14 days)

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Tomorrow at #GROUP2025, @jina.bsky.social will present a paper on her interviews with people who voluntarily respond to misinformation online and their membership in different communities dedicated to supporting this: the Twitter/X Community Notes Discord, r/QAnonCasualties, and r/vaxxhappened.

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Altogether, these 3 communities point to 3 very different ways that community can help everyday people who voluntarily take on misinformation response, and who face burnout and frustration from it. See the paper for more details: dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1...

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This role is becoming more important as platforms reduce their moderation (see the latest Meta announcements), and institutions who share credible information are increasingly mistrusted by those who need it most. See our practical guide on ways to respond: www.artt.cs.washington.edu/docs/communi...

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3) r/vaxxhappened is a "snark" community where people repost content from elsewhere to debunk. Here, support came in the form of in-group sarcastic and ironic humor and memes, in many cases derogatory to original posters. www.reddit.com/r/vaxxhappen...

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Top 5 Most Reposted Posts (14 days)

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Tomorrow at #GROUP2025, @jina.bsky.social will present a paper on her interviews with people who voluntarily respond to misinformation online and their membership in different communities dedicated to supporting this: the Twitter/X Community Notes Discord, r/QAnonCasualties, and r/vaxxhappened.

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This role is becoming more important as platforms reduce their moderation (see the latest Meta announcements), and institutions who share credible information are increasingly mistrusted by those who need it most. See our practical guide on ways to respond: www.artt.cs.washington.edu/docs/communi...

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Altogether, these 3 communities point to 3 very different ways that community can help everyday people who voluntarily take on misinformation response, and who face burnout and frustration from it. See the paper for more details: dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1...

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3) r/vaxxhappened is a "snark" community where people repost content from elsewhere to debunk. Here, support came in the form of in-group sarcastic and ironic humor and memes, in many cases derogatory to original posters. www.reddit.com/r/vaxxhappen...

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