Herding Trolls, Legitimately
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| Title | Herding Trolls, Legitimately |
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| Subtitle | The Ethics of Online Community Management |
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| Part Number | 133 |
| Number of Parts | 188 |
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| Abstract | Racism, sexism, trolling, flaming, griefing and other kinds of toxic behavior seem to dominate headlines about social media and digital games today. From both theoretical and practical perspectives, this 60-minute panel will discuss the crucial role of community management and a communication culture driven by ethics, empathy, dialogue and responsibility when it comes to governing toxic behavior online. After short inputs by each panelist, we will open the floor for questions from the audience. |
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