Is leaving someone on read ruder than not opening the message?
Read receipts make silence visible, which can turn a delay into a social signal.
A Read is ruder
B No reply is no reply
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Social Media Debates People Actually Have
Digital etiquette changes faster than social norms, which makes these questions easy to answer and hard to settle.
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Why people argue about this: Digital etiquette changes faster than social norms, which makes these questions easy to answer and hard to settle.
Is screenshotting private chats betrayal?
Screenshots can protect someone from manipulation. They can also turn private trust into public evidence.
A Yes, betrayal
B No, sometimes needed
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Should social media require real names?
Real names can reduce abuse and bots, but they can also expose vulnerable users.
A Yes, real names
B No, protect anonymity
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Is using an AI profile photo deceptive?
AI profile photos can be creative, but they can also make people look more polished or different than reality.
A Yes, deceptive
B No, creative choice
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