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Jan 24, 2021

People who have experienced harassing behaviors online but would not call their most recent experience “online harassment” are less optimistic about the efficacy of a variety of tactics for combatting harassment on social media. pewrsr.ch/3iEYamb

1:58 AM · Jan 24, 2021

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If your definition of harassment is broad, then you think more countermeasures are likely to affect it. Seems tautological?

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It's an example of victimhood culture: the more easily you feel targeted, the more you think a 3rd party should do something about it. In a dignity-based, people feel targeted a lot less, and are likelier to want to solve disagreements themselves.

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What do you mean?

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IT's very confusingly designed and more confusingly explained. Apparently ALL the responses are from people who have experienced online bullying, but those who experienced it RECENTLY are more likely to believe strict measures will make a difference.

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People who experience harassments so weak that they don't consider it harassment probably don't see it as much of a problem and are less likely to want to combat it?

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