lines up with the research afaik. 'digital footprints' have been shown to be extremely predictive of personalityhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0191886917307328 …
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Any scripts that are solid with analysis outside of dark marketing tools?
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I am finding my self to be less trusting of not-very-online. It seems that either you have a public social media persona you can own or you are choosing to hide. This may stem from the many people who were online but disappeared around 2016 and went full maga.
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With exception to those who either didn’t grow up online or somehow missed the trains.
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Interesting take. But do you find it significant that most hide their irl ident when masked & what does that speak to re weight of consequences being uninhibited irl vs online? Eg we've seen many tweets lie dormant but once connected to a user irl only then does it even matter?
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eg if you'd be perhaps ashamed of your online persona past/present (bc you acted like an ass) does it speak to a previously undisclosed variable worth considering when weighing one's personality or behavior?
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my opinions *are* this spicy irl tho
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Just like with Johnstone’s masks one may be reluctant to adopt a persona, foreseeing a loss of control of sorts. Don’t managed personas subvert this, though? And it’s not always obvious what’s managed and what isn’t
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“Managed online personas” as in maintained by personnel separate from the person after whom the account is named.
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