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Mexican TikTokers have code words to report on narco-violence without getting banned.
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this post was submitted on 24 Oct 2024
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Social media forcing people to see self-censorship as normal has to be in the top 5 of the most harmful things they are doing.
It's amazing how many people will self-censor and add disclaimers when speaking irl these days.
cws/disclaimers are good
censorship (including self-censlrship) is bad.
Content warnings seem to be useless or add stress
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/21677026231186625
The excellent podcast Search Engine has an episode on this topic with a guest expert in the field who absolutely agrees.
I definitely appreciate them. Its not useless.
It's yet another dystopian online trend that China pioneered over a decade before the 'free' internet adopted it because money.
Instagram was already forcing people to self-censor before TikTok became a thing
Instagram or smart phones didn't exist when China started it. This isn't about TikTok starting anything.