birdsite, a summary of a paper describing inter-subreddit conflicts Afficher plus
RT @yasmind@twitter.com The Internet's One Percent: 1% of Reddit communities initiate ~3/4 of all conflict on the platform. Communities creating conflict (in red) are rare and clustered in social regions. They attack communities similar in topic but different in view point. https://snap.stanford.edu/conflict https://twitter.com/yasmind/status/976213300433301504
birdsite, a summary of a paper describing inter-subreddit conflicts Afficher plus
@Angle I have no strong intuitions about this topic. I'm struck by 2 observations: (1) that a successful attack is judged when defenders engage less than before (2) defenders that engage more on the posts of attackers predict a successful defense.
I take it to mean that the "battle" is won by "energies" expended by defender communities to mitigate the toxic attackers. I wonder if the attackers also have to expend "energy"?
birdsite, a summary of a paper describing inter-subreddit conflicts Afficher plus
@Angle I have no strong intuitions about this topic. I'm struck by 2 observations: (1) that a successful attack is judged when defenders engage less than before (2) defenders that engage more on the posts of attackers predict a successful defense.
I take it to mean that the "battle" is won by "energies" expended by defender communities to mitigate the toxic attackers. I wonder if the attackers also have to expend "energy"?