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What lessons haven’t we learned since 2016? Lesson 1: RAGE - Stand Up Republic

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Curated: 30/04/2020 from standuprepublic.com/what-lessons-havent-we-learned-since-2016/
What lessons haven’t we learned since 2016? Lesson 1: RAGE - Stand Up Republic

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The rage-engage cycle is a key part of how malign narratives gain traction on social media... into traditional media... disinformation content is designed to be polarizing... exploits the business models of social media... pointing out that something is false and dangerous ... giving more oxygen to the fire... [Trump] tests and revises purposefully inflammatory content to “improve his numbers”... rage is good business sense in the engagement economy...

Leave content that is toxic alone... explaining the purpose of the disinformation... Giving people the “why” ... helps us question not only that one piece of content, but future content.

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