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The Association of Internet Research (AoIR) has produced a guide, which builds on earlier work by people at Data and Society and the Researcher Support Consortium:
Risky Research: An AoIR Guide to Researcher Protection and Safety 2025
It’s not a lot, if your institution doesn’t have adequate support in place, and it’s not my work, but I hope posting it on here helps even one person who needs it to find it.
Some topics, and researchers from minority or under-represented groups, face higher risks of online harassment and worse.
Background:
I’m not an academic but work in a semi-adjacent area. One of the things I’ve been tangentially involved in recently means I’ve been thinking a lot about the balance academics have to strike between:
networking, collaborating and participating in online discourse
promoting their work and managing their reputation
protecting their privacy and managing risks
I’ve been feeling helpless about effecting institutional change (Higher Ed/HE amirite?) so am casting this into the ether in the hope it reaches someone who hasn’t found it another way.
So yeah, uncharacteristic PSA. Sorry to anyone following me for reblogs of great gifsets and random head canons.
Lately have seen some interesting interviews with this guy Josh Citarella who has researched the life cycle of internet memes/subcultures with a focus on young men and radicalization.

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Half of my internet history is just random words and expressions that I research to make sure I'm using them correctly
Other half is books