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Technology should bring us together, not widen the gap. I asked my Twitter subscribers for ways in which we can use social media to better unite people rather than divide them. Here's what we came up with:
- Use voice. (Twitter Spaces)
Talking through ideas and debating them is so much more personal than keyboard wars. Tone of voice means everything.
- Use Replies!
Donβt just Tweet. Respond to comments, both for and against your argument. Dialogue helps find common ground and also humanizes each other.
- Donβt get tempted into extremism for more engagement:
Itβs easy to be seen if you are nuts, but not as easy if you are moderate and sane. Resist the urge!
- Keep emotions out of arguments if you can:
Use sources for your arguments and do not engage in personal attacks. Debate the ideas, don't attack the person. Weak people attack people. (Thanks @MattMcGahey05)
- Have more of an open mind:
Don't immediately discount a person's point of view. People WILL disagree with you, so don't take it personal. (Thanks @MattMcGahey05)
Thanks also to @WilliamLaurent3 for chiming in.
Please reply with additional ideas!
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