Anastasia Kuzminykh
ABSTRACT
In the age of the internet, the ability to fully control online information about oneself is no longer possible; once information is online, it is easily disseminated and quickly becomes part of the internet archive. In this paper, we explore data from a set of in-person questionnaires and contextual interviews with both searchers and searched individuals and an additional data set from an online survey of internet users to identify strategies for vetting, managing, and interpreting content online. We see a desire for agency, a contextualization of information based on social context and temporal context, and a desire to constrain the exploration of online content to a relevant subset of information when searching others, i.e. a desire for selectiveness. We offer an evocative design sketch to highlight these issues and foster a discussion of emerging socio-cultural norms around online search behavior.
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- People Searched by People: Context-Based Selectiveness in Online Search
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