#GoodVibesOnly:探索高层匿名社交应用的社会建构主义:Jodel-加纳案例

Sandra A. Mensah
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关于匿名性对行为和规范的影响,已有多项成果记录在案。然而,类似的完全匿名应用程序(CAP)因其匿名性和相关弊端而停用,而 Jodel 则不同,它从一开始就经受住了时间的考验。因此,本研究利用社会建构框架,探讨加纳(尤其是阿克拉)的 Jodel 平台如何共同构建其社区,以确保其积极性。通过迭代分析,我们从数据中发现了三个主题。研究发现,社区的共同建构主要基于用户需求,后来被归类为社会团结,这影响了其他建构:法律主义和文化。以它们为基础,社区通过自己的构建和 Jodel 预定义的承受能力来维护社会秩序。即使在 CAPs 上也强调社会秩序的可能性。
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#GoodVibesOnly: Exploring social constructionism on high-level anonymous social applications: A Case of Jodel—Ghana
Several outcomes have been documented on the effect of anonymity on behaviors and norms. However, unlike similar Complete Anonymous Applications (CAPs) that have been discontinued due to their anonymous affordance and associated drawbacks, Jodel has been able to withstand the test of time since its inception. As a result, this study examines how the Jodel platform in Ghana, specifically Accra, constructs its community jointly to ensure positivity by utilizing the social construction framework. Three themes emerge from the data using iterative analysis. It was found that the community’s communal construction was primarily based on user needs, later categorized as social solidarity, which influenced the other constructions: legalism and culture. Using them as a foundation, the community upheld social order through their constructions and Jodel’s predefined affordances. Emphasizing the possibility of social order even on CAPs.
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