The information infrastructure on Xitter was one that classified & divided, with algorithms framing our attention. Got a situation where the same peeps are building machines that purport to undo the very damage they have caused. Ms Lapore says it far clearer than me www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...

So if you want to jump ships, make sure that the ship you are moving too is built very differently. Perhaps you can join me… commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Categor...

We all know the old cliché about the moving around the deck chairs on the Titanic and how futile it is. What we forget is getting off the Titanic and then onto another Titanic is just as futile.

A titanic jumper, escaping a horrible catastrophe on a small lifeboat, and looking for another Massive Outsize Ocean Cruise (MOOC) ship to deliver the liner’s luxury journey, optimistically believing that another iceberg collision is highly unlikely.

For Vaniya Agrawal & Ibtehal Abu Saad, a scholarly vindication? Methinks Wikipedians could step up their game here.

Helpful infographic @Suebecks. My 2c worth. SoMe conversation happen on a range of different channels & so you need to find a common “safe-ish” digital habitat. A collaborative archive (use Wikipedia Commons) of all presentations for every year, is helpful. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

Here's the piece it was based on. HT Ben Williamson ihe.bc.edu/pub/j49thy96...