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Internet-based activism, the primary goal of the protest is something other than reforming a website, although websites which create barriers to the larger protest may incidentally experience a user revolt for participating in the larger conflict. An example of a situation in which
Internet activism includes a user revolt might be when users wish to engage in prohibited political discussion, but a government compels the website host to censor those discussions. The core conflict in this case is between users and the government, and not that the website itself as a communication medium. However, when the website as a communication medium chooses to create barriers to communication for users, then users of the website organize a user revolt even when the primary objective is something other than a website protest.
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234:". The response was also directly responsible for Digg reversing the policy and stating: "But now, after seeing hundreds of stories and reading thousands of comments, you've made it clear. You'd rather see Digg go down fighting than bow down to a bigger company. We hear you, and effective immediately we won't delete stories or comments containing the code and will deal with whatever the consequences might be."
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said in an explanatory posting that they needed Ms Taylor to keep the sub-reddit functioning. Ms Taylor helped organise guests for AMAs and worked to verify that people due to answer questions were who they said they were. There had been no explanation of why she was suddenly sacked, said the administrators.
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staff but denied to all
Wikimedia community members. In 2014 Wikimedia Foundation staff used the tool to force the installation of a new software feature on the German Knowledge against the wishes of the Wikimedia community, who felt the feature was buggy and not ready for general use. This conflict
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as justification for taking down the article. Although some users defended Digg's actions, as a whole the community staged a widespread revolt with numerous articles and comments being made using the encryption key. The scope of the user response was so great that one of the Digg users referred to it
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instructions for using the website. Sometimes it happens that the website hosts can control a website's use in certain ways, but the hosts also depend on the users to comply with voluntary social rules in order for the website to operate as the hosts would like. A user revolt occurs when the website
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About 100 chat sections, or sub-reddits, that together have millions of readers are believed to have been shut. Reddit's only comment about the issue has been to say that it did not talk about 'individual employee matters'. The protests were led by the volunteer moderators of the AMA section, which
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In June 2020, a social media campaign urged advertisers to stop or pause their
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to remove Pao as CEO of Reddit Inc. reached over 200,000 signatures. Pao posted a response on July 3 as well as an extended version of it on July 6 in which she apologized for bad communication and not delivering on promises. She also apologized on behalf of the other administrators and noted that
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Digg's version 4 release was initially unstable. The site was unreachable or unstable for weeks after its launch on August 25, 2010. Many users, upon finally reaching the site, complained about the new design and the removal of many features (such as bury, favorites, friends submissions, upcoming
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is sometimes called a user revolt when website users protest the terms of a website while using that website for other purposes. A distinction between a user revolt and
Internet-based activism could be that in a user revolt, an objective of the protest is to revolt against the website itself. In
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Angriffe. Zusätzliches Öl ins Feuer goss ein ehemaliger Community Manager der Online-Community, der angab von der Reddit-Chefin aufgrund seiner Krebserkrankung gefeuert worden zu sein. Zuvor wurde dem an Leukämie
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The MediaViewer and
Superprotect conflict between the Wikimedia community and the Wikimedia Foundation was called a revolt. The controversy demonstrated that the Wikimedia Foundation was unable to control the Wikimedia community with technical features, but rather, that mutual understanding and
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Digg's traffic dropped significantly after the launch of version 4, and publishers reported a drop in direct referrals from stories on Digg's front page. New CEO Matt
Williams attempted to address some of the users' concerns in a blog post on October 12, 2010, promising to reinstate many of the
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Mitarbeiter eingeräumt, beim Unternehmen zu verbleiben – allerdings meldete sich Pao nur wenig später und gab ihm zu wissen, dass er aufgrund seiner Erkrankung nicht mehr bei Reddit verbleiben könnte. So zumindest die Behauptung, die wenig später offline ging.
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ran an article titled "Knowledge's New VisualEditor Is the Best Update in Years and You Can Make It Better". Some opponents have said that users may feel belittled by the implication that "certain people" are confused by wiki markup and therefore need the VisualEditor.
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community and the
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In 2010 roughly 34,000 users left Facebook over loss of control over privacy settings (users could not opt out of sharing information publicly) as a part of the May 31 "Quit Facebook Day" campaign. Facebook rolled back some of the changes, allowing users to opt out.
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community voting overwhelmingly against making the VisualEditor the new default, and expressing a preference for making it an "opt-in" feature instead. Despite these complaints, the Wikimedia Foundation continued with the rollout to other languages.
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Disgruntled users declared a "quit Digg day" on August 30, 2010, and used Digg's own auto-submit feature to fill the front page with content from Reddit. Reddit also temporarily added the Digg shovel to their logo to welcome fleeing Digg users.
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and copy the content as they liked. The release of the key and derivative ripping programs made the illicit distribution of copyrighted media much easier for anyone who wished to share content which was formerly locked by the AACS system.
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user revolt regarding privacy concerns with the creation of Facebook's news feed feature. Users worried that the news feed would show their posts to individuals outside their friend network. Facebook staff replied to users.
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users organized a revolt when Twitter took away a defensive tool that allowed people to protect themselves from other users that they chose to block. In response to the revolt Twitter restored some rights to its users.
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users protest against the voluntary social rules of a website, and use the website in a way that is in conflict with the wishes of the website host or administrators.
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pages, subcategories, videos and history search). Kevin Rose replied to complaints on his blog, promising to fix the algorithm and restore some features.
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meddling. It's cobbling together features from more popular sites and departing from the core of digg, which was to "give the power back to the people."
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the Anti-Defamation League formed a coalition to drive the boycott, and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle worked behind the scenes to support the effort.
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problems already existed over the past several years. On July 10, Pao resigned as CEO and was replaced by former CEO and co-founder
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on various websites. The impact was that the code enabled anyone to write simple software, for example
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The Knowledge revolution : how a bunch of nobodies created the world's greatest encyclopedia
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David Croach gave an AMA about being fired. Before deleting his posts, he stated that
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2053:"#DeleteFacebook: From Popular Protest to a New Model of Platform Capitalism?"
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1181:"Digg User Rebellion Continues: Reddit Now Rules the Front Page - ReadWrite"
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various Internet users began publishing the decryption code for the
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users revolted in 2007 when Livejournal deleted some site content.
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2553:"Reddit Revolt Shows Site's Users Rule No Matter Who Has CEO Role"
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The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads
644:"9 Social Media Uprisings That Sought to Change the World in 2011"
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Even during the revolt Instagram continued to get many new users.
2401:"Reddit CEO Pao Under Fire as Users Protest Removal of Executive"
2020:"Report: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Doesn't Believe In Privacy"
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1889:"Facebook reverses terms of service changes after member revolt"
1661:"The Facebook betrayal - users revolt over advertising sell-out"
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Frier, Sarah; Newcomer, Eric; Muoio, Danielle (July 7, 2015).
901:"AACS LA: Internet "revolt" be damned, this fight is not over"
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Wikimedia users organized a revolt to call for the removal of
1939:"So Far, No User Revolt Over Facebook's New Privacy Settings"
1635:"A timeline of Facebook's privacy issues — and its responses"
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1041:"DailyTech: AACS Key Censorship Leads to First Internet Riot"
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696:"AOL's subscribers to get new 'service': telemarketing calls"
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1965:"Facebook users revolt against Mark Zuckerberg over privacy"
1409:"Digg Users Lash Out At New Format, Join Forces with Reddit"
1769:"Facebook's behind-the-scenes tracker of your web behavior"
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1285:"Reddit considers itself a benefactor of Digg user revolt"
1207:"With Digg on the Wane, Where Are its Former Power Users?"
1019:"DRM lobby tries to get HD DVD genie back into the bottle"
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968:"Cease and desist letters backfire horribly against AACS"
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2676:"Twitter backtracks on block feature after users revolt"
2378:"Petition for Pao resignation from Reddit grows to 130K"
1713:"Facebook Retreats on Online Tracking (Published 2007)"
3300:"Knowledge Is in the Midst of a Constitutional Crisis"
2890:"Wikipedians say no to Jimmy's 'buggy' WYSIWYG editor"
954:"Digg the Blog: What's Happening with HD-DVD Stories?"
2303:"Reddit: Laute Rufe nach Absetzung von CEO Ellen Pao"
2139:"Facing User Revolt, Instagram Changes Course On TOS"
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1459:"Angry Users SLAM Digg With Links From Rival Reddit"
1432:"Angry Digg users flood home page with Reddit links"
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2742:"The Spanish Fork: Knowledge's ad-fuelled mutiny"
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1991:"Quit Facebook Day inspires over 30,000 to leave"
1485:"Digg's traffic is collapsing at home and abroad"
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2422:Reddit CEO Ellen Pao apologizes: 'We screwed up'
2167:"Instagram backtracks after user privacy revolt"
670:"AOL Drops Plans to Sell Members' Phone Numbers"
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2713:"Twitter Reinstates Blocking After User Revolt"
1659:Mesure, Susie; Griggs, Ian (17 November 2007).
927:"In Web Uproar, Antipiracy Code Spreads Wildly"
783:"In Web Uproar, Antipiracy Code Spreads Wildly"
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1066:"BBC News: DVD DRM row sparks user rebellion"
323:'s terms of service triggered a user revolt.
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1555:Gosden, Mark Sweney and Emily (2006-09-08).
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2501:"An old team at reddit • /r/announcements"
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2219:"Mass deletion sparks LiveJournal revolt"
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1860:"Facebook relents - a little - on Beacon"
1711:Story, Louise; Stone, Brad (2007-11-30).
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1913:"Facebook 'withdraws' data changes"
1483:Wilhelm, Alex (23 September 2010).
1457:Kanalley, Craig (August 30, 2010).
1407:Friedman, Megan (August 30, 2010).
1333:"Digg v4: release, iterate, repeat"
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993:"Digg losing control of their site"
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1557:"Facebookers protest over privacy"
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1309:Ingram, Mathew (August 26, 2010).
1259:"Digg users revolt after redesign"
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525:"Superprotect" was the name for a
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2217:McCullagh, Declan (31 May 2007).
1745:"The Facebook Ad Backlash Begins"
1582:"Calm down. Breathe. We hear you"
1257:Halliday, Josh (31 August 2010).
823:"Digg users revolt over AACS key"
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2605:Fung, Brian (4 September 2014).
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1798:"How Facebook Dominated in 2009"
1358:Ohanian, Alexis (May 28, 2010).
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2477:Titcomb, James (7 July 2015).
2350:McGregor, Jena (6 July 2015).
1827:The Googlization of Everything
1796:Parr, Ben (30 December 2009).
1606:Zimmer, Michael (2006-09-08).
1384:. ReadWriteWeb. Archived from
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2915:Simon Sharwood (2013-06-07).
2376:Musil, Steven (5 July 2015).
2069:10.1080/13563467.2020.1858777
821:Doctorow, Cory (2 May 2007).
757:"The Day Digg Users Revolted"
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