Samuel Mayworm

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Cataloging Augmented, Ambivalent Transgender Futures: Designing Inclusive AR Technologies for Trans Communities Through Speculative, Participatory Zine-Making

Technologies designed to support marginalized communities have often led to unintended harm. This frequently occurs when misaddressing or failing to understand communities' experiences, needs, and desires. User-centered research often focus on needs versus desires (leveraging deficit versus assets-based approaches), w…

CHI '253rd AuthorSocial Robot Interaction +2

"That Moment of Curiosity": Augmented Reality Face Filters for Transgender Identity Exploration, Gender Affirmation, and Radical Possibility

Transgender people often use face filters to try and see different possible futures: versions of what they might look like during or post transition, or how they might appear in an ideal future or alternate world. However, there are effectively no face filters made for trans people to feel good using. As a result, peo…

CSCW '241st AuthorSession 3e: Content Moderation and Marginalized Experiences

The Online Identity Help Center: Designing and Developing a Content Moderation Policy Resource for Marginalized Social Media Users

Marginalized social media users struggle to navigate inequitable content moderation they experience online. We developed the Online Identity Help Center (OIHC) to confront this challenge by providing information on social media users' rights, summarizing platforms' policies, and providing instructions to appeal modera…

CSCW '241st AuthorSession 3e: Content Moderation and Marginalized Experiences

Content Moderation Folk Theories And Perceptions of Platform Spirit Among Marginalized Social Media Users

Social media users create folk theories to help explain how elements of social media operate. Marginalized social media users face disproportionate content moderation and removal on social media platforms. We conducted a qualitative interview study (n = 24) to understand how marginalized social media users may create…

CSCW '242nd AuthorSession 3e: Content Moderation and Marginalized Experiences

"What are you doing, TikTok?" : How Marginalized Social Media Users Perceive, Theorize, and "Prove" Shadowbanning

Shadowbanning is a unique content moderation strategy receiving recent media attention for the ways it impacts marginalized social media users and communities. Social media companies often deny this content moderation practice despite user experiences online. In this paper, we first analyze previous platform responses…

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