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==Connections==
==Connections==
Four of the texts which I annotated [http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/Dave_Young_-_Collected_Annotations last year] could be described as ''pillars'' upon which my current practice rests. Firstly, ''Cyburbia'' by James Harkin provided a solid grounding for my interests in how systems mediate online social behaviour. Although the chapters ''Peer Pressure'' and ''The Network Effect'' raced through a myriad of diverse topics while only managing to explore them superficially, it presented some interesting ideas that I find I am revisiting at the moment. One point that I am keen to explore further is how responses to a discussion on online forums are mediated through feedback systems.
Four of the texts which I annotated [http://pzwart3.wdka.hro.nl/wiki/Dave_Young_-_Collected_Annotations last year] could be described as a base upon which my current practice rests. Firstly, ''Cyburbia'' by James Harkin provided a solid grounding for my interests in how systems mediate online social behaviour. Although the chapters ''Peer Pressure'' and ''The Network Effect'' raced through a myriad of diverse topics while only managing to explore them superficially, it presented some interesting ideas that I find I am revisiting at the moment. One point that I am keen to explore further is how responses to a discussion on online forums are mediated through feedback systems.

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Connections

Four of the texts which I annotated last year could be described as a base upon which my current practice rests. Firstly, Cyburbia by James Harkin provided a solid grounding for my interests in how systems mediate online social behaviour. Although the chapters Peer Pressure and The Network Effect raced through a myriad of diverse topics while only managing to explore them superficially, it presented some interesting ideas that I find I am revisiting at the moment. One point that I am keen to explore further is how responses to a discussion on online forums are mediated through feedback systems.