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==Privacy Control==
 
==Privacy Control==

Revision as of 00:26, 18 May 2015

Number of Connections or "Friends"

  • Do people behave differently if they don't have a previous connection or history with the person they're interacting with?
  • How do people behave if they have a limited number of set connections?
  • Does anything change if connection count isn't visible to others?

Listening Period or Reflection Space

  • The Listening Period was presented by Gordon Mangum at Center for Civic Media, and can be perused in further detail here
  • A Reflection Space was posited as an IntrospectionBot which might prompt a mental stretch similar to desktop reminders to get up and move around.

Threading Model

  • What is in the conversation?
  • Who can participate?
  • Who can view?
  • How many nesting levels are there?

ThreadingModels.jpg

Privacy Control

  • Who can see and interact with the discussion?

Scope Control

Set by the poster via the platform: who and how many people is the post advertised to?

Prioritization

Set by listener, as allowed by the platform

Randomization/Serendipity/Enforced Bubble Popping

How do we prevent people from complete homophily?

Latency Tolerance / Persistance

How long to messages last, and do you have to be present in order to see them?

Notifications

Knowing that something has happened on a network can either help you re-engage or be so annoying you rage quit.

Integration

Is it possible to cross-post from other platforms? What about email? Does it work on mobile? Etc.

Indexed / Unindexed

Is it searchable?

Sharing

  • Easy: Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr. Arguably also what adds to phases of outrage -- all passing on, no synthesis.
  • Difficult: Instagram, LiveJournal. Require reference to the original, rather than passing on.
  • Aggregate: RSS, occasionally with commenting function.

Message Size

  • character limit
  • image size or shape

Velocity of Content

  • Possible to inject unicorns in order to appease system 1
  • Possible to provide reframing for system 2