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This has some posters at Facebook: http://fredturner.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/Turner-Art-at-Facebook-Poetics-Preprint.pdf http://fredturner.stanford.edu

• mlevental 8y ago
  there are zero images in that PDF
  • nemild 8y ago
    The PDF has a few slogans that you can Google. Some more links for you: Buy Facebook propaganda posters: https://www.wired.com/2016/11/buy-facebook-propaganda-posters/ https://www.wired.com/2016/11/buy-facebook-propaganda-poster... (there are 20ish here) Google Image Search for Facebook posters: https://www.google.com/search?q=facebook+posters https://www.google.com/search?q=facebook+posters Look at Facebook's Analog Research Laboratory's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/analoglab/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/analoglab/?hl=en See Wired article: https://www.wired.com/2012/05/analog-research-lab/ https://www.wired.com/2012/05/analog-research-lab/ See Little Red Book excerpts: http://www.businessinsider.com/inside-facebooks-little-red-book-2015-5 http://www.businessinsider.com/inside-facebooks-little-red-b... Anything particular you're looking for?
• s-shellfish 8y ago
  Honestly, this article seems like a very silly argument. Why would you want to push yourself in a bubble - you become enormously successful, and forget the pain and suffering that everyone else in the real world is going through? Facebook is meant to connect people. That clearly wasn't the intention when it was created, but that's the direction that lots of people brought it together to try to create. To be angry at posters whose intent is to bring about egalitarian ideals - I mean - I don't get that. That's the same of what Soviet propaganda wound up doing. And who do we have as a result - Putin? Give me a break. The key component with any art, with any system, is understanding your own relation in the system. None of us are perfect. Society may reward us with the riches kings of the last century would slaughter whole populations for - but you don't have to be one of those people. These are not microaggressions to a predominantly white, affluent, male population. These are people crying out 'let me be free - like you'. The fact that they have to package it up in some way that leads to non-offense is offensive. Why does feminism and equal rights bother SV so much? Why does being aware of real chaos, real unfairness in the world bother people who work on computation so much? These problems aren't going away. People are treated like shit, they are murdered, tortured, spoken ill of for generations - all because of some idiotic, collected measurement - some group of people decided was standard. Art cries out when people are no longer allowed to. Why isn't this obvious? It's scary? It's hostile? Is anyone even thinking of what these actual people go through, what they live with, what terror they face - every single day? That's fucking sad and terribly ironic. We are so tied into 'our moment', 'our impulse' that we lose empathy for real people. Facebook. A place to connect people. I don't see any actual posters on this publication. But honestly, this complaining is ridiculous. How sensitive can you be to work in your perfect ideal environment that you directed yourself towards, you planned for, you created - and you can't deal with a poster saying 'don't forget the little people?' That's sad. If you want to understand why communism made sense to people, it's because there was extreme imbalance. You give your data away every time you interact with something that isn't you. Why do you think you have any more security than a Jew in the Holocaust, a Muslim during 9/11? Just... Why do you act on that fear to secure yourself for life, when you've likely never been discriminated against to that level? Why does it hurt you to have to know that people in the world literally go through this? I'm not speaking directly to you, btw. I don't have proof your thoughts align with this publication. That's what cleaves the essence of discrimination.