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Can you imagine better social media in the future?
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What are the best things about the communities you are a part of, offline or online, public or private?
What do your favorite public spaces (such as parks, libraries, hiking trails, train stations) look and feel like? What do you do in them?
Who decides how people in your favorite communities and public spaces act, what the boundaries and rules are, what the culture is like?
What or who supports these communities and spaces, and is it free to join them? If not, why are you willing to pay?
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