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Lessons from ,,odifications to the participatory-control frameworks of discussion spaces that have the potential to create more inclusive communities. Additionally, by outlining the individual and collective actions available to us, we can create a more comprehensive understanding of the factors that affect the participatory culture of commenting.

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Hitch Up the Wagon: Charting the Online Commenting Landscape,l conclude by outlining the factors that influence how we as individuals and collectively can affect the climate of the online domain and the role the institutions that own the online commenting platforms have in forming normative online behaviours through their policies and technological affordances.

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Hitch Up the Wagon: Charting the Online Commenting Landscape, that the concept of the online community is a useful tool for understanding the social implications of our online group interactions. The chapter will conclude by outlining the factors that influence how we as individuals and collectively can affect the climate of the online domain and the role the

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A Neurotic Extravert with a Pinch of Conscientiousness? How Personality Informs Commenting Behaviouar characters that operate in the online space, their motivations for participation and their propensity for making particular types of comments. Understanding the role of personality in commenting behaviour also sheds light on some of the specific measures the institutions that control commenting p

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