graphic, violent and disturbing inherently as humans vs politically incendiary and culture-specific? is there anything objectively graphic?
who does and who should be holding any authority over content moderation
‘community guidelines’ in eg forums and discords that are legitimately community-informed and community-managed vs corporate ‘community guidelines’ set by one authority
policies backlash eg Instagram nipple policy
public safety, safeguarding, what we owe to each other, online exploitation and consent
how comments sections on some forums can be more strictly controlled for integrity of useful educational eg coding, stack overflow, ‘this doesn’t answer the question’ sort of thing
upvoting, downvoting, distributed mechanisms for approval
who is the comments section for?

but also, specifically:
- have done some academic research on informed consent in healthcare as it relates to trans healthcare
- can and will discuss
- ‘the continuum of informed consent models in transgender health’ - (Ashley, St. Amand and Rider, 2021)

online exploitation and consent

Notes

TODO
consent to film, consent to post, consent to quote even
I saw someone grant consent for body doubling over tiktok live - new levels to which I didn’t consider that consent could be required
young people, your own children, new era of child star
boundaries with your loved ones and what they post of you
‘vulnerable’ people, framing, misrepresentation
inspiration porn
strangers