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> To minimize psychological harm, adolescents’ exposure to “cyberhate” including online discrimination, prejudice, hate, or cyberbullying especially directed to
by JohnMakin 4y ago
> To minimize psychological harm, adolescents’ exposure to “cyberhate” including online discrimination, prejudice, hate, or cyberbullying especially directed toward a marginalized group (e.g., racial, ethnic, gender, sexual, religious, ability status),22 or toward an individual because of their identity or allyship with a marginalized group should be minimized.
Ok, there goes 95% of the most popular games out there.
- WanderPanda 4y agoLet’s put aside hate, Twitter can‘t even filter raw violence (people shooting eachother) nowadays. It‘s really disturbing and I press I‘m not interested every time but these viral videos still pop up every once in a while. Sure the number of regrettable minutes might be minimized as Elon wants it to be. But the magnitude of regret of the few regrettable minutes is just off the charts
- JohnMakin 4y agoTrue. What this advisory recommends doesn't really seem feasible without cutting off an adolescent entirely to the internet - which isn't necessarily a bad idea, I'm just not sure how feasible that is without destroying their peer relationships at the same time. When I was a teen it was not unusual to see extremely graphic violence go viral in ways that made it much easier to find than it is nowadays (like beheading videos and stuff). I want to say I came out pretty unscathed, but I'm not sure.