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How can gratitude mechanisms in online community design promote positive interaction and reduce negative effects of performative behavior?

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How can gratitude mechanisms in online community design promote positive interaction and reduce negative effects of performative behavior?

CSCW '23A Pilot Study on People’s Views of Gratitude Practices and Reactions to Expressing Gratitude in an Online Community

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How does displaying community notes affect users' emotional and moral outrage expression in social media replies?

CHI '25Community Fact-Checks Trigger Moral Outrage in Replies to Misleading Posts on Social Media

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Do community notes elicit different emotional responses across types of misleading content (e.g., political vs. non-political)?

CHI '25Community Fact-Checks Trigger Moral Outrage in Replies to Misleading Posts on Social Media

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How can restorative justice principles (e.g., mediation and reconciliation) be applied to online communities?

CHI '25The Design Space for Online Restorative Justice Tools: A Case Study with ApoloBot

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Can ApoloBot designed on restorative justice principles improve victim-perpetrator relationships in online communities?

CHI '25The Design Space for Online Restorative Justice Tools: A Case Study with ApoloBot

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What applicability or challenges does ApoloBot face in communities of different scales and cultures?

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