Shadow bans and censorship
Instagram use to be a fun app for sharing memories and moments. It was a way to stay connected and informed—a place to share family photos and to show the world what you were up to. The more we connected the more we realized what we had in common or where we differ. It was at that point that we all realized that it could be used as a tool to share ideas. If we could inform those around us on the causes that we care about then we could change the world. But then it all changed. Instagram’s algorithm and development team shifted the focus of their product from connecting people to selling ads in an inauthentic and intrusive manner—Instagram before our eyes transformed into the platform that instead of connecting us, distances us. Today it’s no longer about keeping your friends informed and connected but boosting the content that will likely receive engagement in order to sell ads. You share a selfie and the algorithm works in your favor but you share content that is critical of world governments and it’s obfuscated/hidden (shadow-banned).... Enough is enough. In a world where pandemics are becoming normalized we deserve digital platforms that work for the people instead of against them.
Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, Social
Constructive feedback, Sharing, Informative, Connecting, Authentic, Ads, Political
negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative
Social - Constructive feedback - negative, Social - Sharing - negative, Social - Informative - negative, Social - Connecting - negative, Social - Authentic - negative, Social - Ads - negative, Social - Political - negative
### USER:Shadow bans and censorship, Instagram use to be a fun app for sharing memories and moments. It was a way to stay connected and informed—a place to share family photos and to show the world what you were up to. The more we connected the more we realized what we had in common or where we differ. It was at that point that we all realized that it could be used as a tool to share ideas. If we could inform those around us on the causes that we care about then we could change the world. But then it all changed. Instagram’s algorithm and development team shifted the focus of their product from connecting people to selling ads in an inauthentic and intrusive manner—Instagram before our eyes transformed into the platform that instead of connecting us, distances us. Today it’s no longer about keeping your friends informed and connected but boosting the content that will likely receive engagement in order to sell ads. You share a selfie and the algorithm works in your favor but you share content that is critical of world governments and it’s obfuscated/hidden (shadow-banned).... Enough is enough. In a world where pandemics are becoming normalized we deserve digital platforms that work for the people instead of against them. ### ASSISTANT: Social - Constructive feedback - negative, Social - Sharing - negative, Social - Informative - negative, Social - Connecting - negative, Social - Authentic - negative, Social - Ads - negative, Social - Political - negative )))
### Review: title: Shadow bans and censorship, content: Instagram use to be a fun app for sharing memories and moments. It was a way to stay connected and informed—a place to share family photos and to show the world what you were up to. The more we connected the more we realized what we had in common or where we differ. It was at that point that we all realized that it could be used as a tool to share ideas. If we could inform those around us on the causes that we care about then we could change the world. But then it all changed. Instagram’s algorithm and development team shifted the focus of their product from connecting people to selling ads in an inauthentic and intrusive manner—Instagram before our eyes transformed into the platform that instead of connecting us, distances us. Today it’s no longer about keeping your friends informed and connected but boosting the content that will likely receive engagement in order to sell ads. You share a selfie and the algorithm works in your favor but you share content that is critical of world governments and it’s obfuscated/hidden (shadow-banned).... Enough is enough. In a world where pandemics are becoming normalized we deserve digital platforms that work for the people instead of against them. ### Analysis: categories: Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, aspects: Constructive feedback, Sharing, Informative, Connecting, Authentic, Ads, Political, sentiments: negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative )))
### Review: title: Shadow bans and censorship, content: Instagram use to be a fun app for sharing memories and moments. It was a way to stay connected and informed—a place to share family photos and to show the world what you were up to. The more we connected the more we realized what we had in common or where we differ. It was at that point that we all realized that it could be used as a tool to share ideas. If we could inform those around us on the causes that we care about then we could change the world. But then it all changed. Instagram’s algorithm and development team shifted the focus of their product from connecting people to selling ads in an inauthentic and intrusive manner—Instagram before our eyes transformed into the platform that instead of connecting us, distances us. Today it’s no longer about keeping your friends informed and connected but boosting the content that will likely receive engagement in order to sell ads. You share a selfie and the algorithm works in your favor but you share content that is critical of world governments and it’s obfuscated/hidden (shadow-banned).... Enough is enough. In a world where pandemics are becoming normalized we deserve digital platforms that work for the people instead of against them. ### Analysis: categories: (Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, Social, Social) aspects: (Constructive feedback, Sharing, Informative, Connecting, Authentic, Ads, Political) sentiments: (negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative, negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Shadow bans and censorship, Instagram use to be a fun app for sharing memories and moments. It was a way to stay connected and informed—a place to share family photos and to show the world what you were up to. The more we connected the more we realized what we had in common or where we differ. It was at that point that we all realized that it could be used as a tool to share ideas. If we could inform those around us on the causes that we care about then we could change the world. But then it all changed. Instagram’s algorithm and development team shifted the focus of their product from connecting people to selling ads in an inauthentic and intrusive manner—Instagram before our eyes transformed into the platform that instead of connecting us, distances us. Today it’s no longer about keeping your friends informed and connected but boosting the content that will likely receive engagement in order to sell ads. You share a selfie and the algorithm works in your favor but you share content that is critical of world governments and it’s obfuscated/hidden (shadow-banned).... Enough is enough. In a world where pandemics are becoming normalized we deserve digital platforms that work for the people instead of against them. Output: Social - Constructive feedback - negative, Social - Sharing - negative, Social - Informative - negative, Social - Connecting - negative, Social - Authentic - negative, Social - Ads - negative, Social - Political - negative $$$