#hybra

see my room in the window, warped and doubled. i wish i were dead; sit on my bed to write a poem. sometimes i feel weighed down with gifts i never asked for. i'm sorry i hate them so; i'm trying to do what you would do. someday i'll be grateful (we all learn to be grateful)

for @scatterzone

In the yard, I see you smiling So why am I so sad? Sometimes in moments of quiet I remember your face and I feel unhappy How did I make it so hard to love me? And why is it so hard? Why is it so hard? To care for you? To love you

Quiet.

Maybe the last figure for series studying image sharing in online communities (parts 1 and 2). Figure draws a network of other online sites where images are used as well. They are colored based on the language of that site: blue is sites in Finnish, red are sites in other languages and green are platforms (like Youtube) or sites with an unknown language.

How different users (grey) are involved in the image sharing and re-sharing in groups. There seem to be few individuals who share images with more than one group, but mostly the image sharing is done within a single group. Colors should be similar to those in the previous post on group level dynamics.

How same images appear in several Facebook groups: results show that some groups are more active in the network and others less so. The red group and the grey group seem to be on the receiving side of images, while green, dark grey and blue group produce and redistribute a lot of the content. Images are also often reshared within the same group.

Bean Boy sequence