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       a(href="https://auditingalgorithms.wordpress.com/background-readings/") Auding Algorithm, I've still to read them
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  -    a(href="https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601696/facebooks-rules-for-experimenting-on-you/") Facebook rules on experimenting on you, or at least what they decided can tell you
  +    a(href="https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601696/facebooks-rules-for-experimenting-on-you/") Facebook rules on experimenting on you, or at least what they decided they can tell you
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       a(href="http://www.hackerfactor.com/blog/index.php?/archives/726-Facebook-Tracking.html") Technical analysis of Facebook tracking
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  -    a(href="https://digitalmarketplace.blog.gov.uk/2016/06/16/an-open-standard-for-public-procurement-and-contracting-data/") Vagously related
  +    a(href="https://digitalmarketplace.blog.gov.uk/2016/06/16/an-open-standard-for-public-procurement-and-contracting-data/") Vaguely related
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       a(href="http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0ZB00M") Google, Facebook quietly move toward automatic blocking of extremist videos
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    h3.note Note: This is an unreleased in development project. If you get this link is because I know you directly, please don't share it yet because is incomplete. I'm looking for feedback, suggestions and I'm sure if you had this link is because you can provide valuable insight on this issue ;) Thanks
  
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    p The filter bubble is a social problem, not a personal problem. The effect is in the massess misinformation, and only with a collective effort we can measure it, understand it, resist against it.
  
    p The filter bubble is personal and subjective: you can't see it on your own because you're inside. Also, if you put attention on it, you'll probably have the knowledge to escape. Comparing your filter bubble with the multiture of user, we can understand the logic behind Facebook penalizing or promoting content.
  
    p Censoring content is much easier with algorithm than takedown: if a content get removed, it is clear to everybody. If a content get heavily penalized in the bubble logic, is "the Algorithm fault":
      b the perfect tecnocratic scapegoat.
      | In such case is nobody guilt. This project will act as a third party able to see how much content get faily seen by users.
  
    p Joining facebook.tracking.exposed, you can extract the meta-data of what Facebook is giving to you, and thus an open community of researchers can
      b  analyze algorithm outcomes and keep Facebook accountable.
    | It would be hard, but is a beginning.
      
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negative.code:     a(href="https://openuserjs.org/about/Userscript-Beginners-HOWTO") UserScript
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    p Done! If something is not working, tap here to get more support (TODO)
  
    p Now, when you open the Facebook page (only in the browser in which you have installed the above tools, not in the mobile app), you will send non-sensitive metadata to the project servers. You will have access to a personal page showing how Facebook messes with your content and how it categorizes information and posts. 
      b. TODO: Show some icon.
  
  
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    p Researchers can use the API to do research on the Filter Bubble. 
      b No payment to access the website will ever be demanded
      | , but considering we are challenging one of the wealthiest concepts of the last decades, we have to try to distribute the effort through cooperation.
  
    p Structures with money can run their own server and offload mine. I want to make a public resource of what can be considered one of the secret powers of this Internet world. If you participate in the network, you will not have any special benefit besides knowing how much Facebook has tampered with your timeline. If you want to support us with a server, you will simply have faster access for conducting your research.
  
    p No private content is collected. No harm can be done to your Facebook account by Facebook. 
      b You are not violating the Terms of Service
      | , and this technology is not using the Facebook API. It is only extracting metadata (what|when|where|why) of what you see in your timeline. This way researches can then look for patterns and you will receive some stats (page still in TODO)
  
    p New developers can contribute to extracting more meta-data from the Facebook page. Scraping can be more reliable, look at the: 
      a(href="https://github.com/vecna/ESCVI") browser-side technology
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    p.smaller Please note, I wish to pay developers, researchers, and advocates. But this project is zero-funded right now. Maybe I'll try crowfunding in the future, if someone wants to think about it, I'll provide Open Data on how the project is doing.
    p Advocates, journalists, and technimagicians: I want to localize these pages and leverage on local troubles to promote the tech (don't understand the start of the sentence), for example, from US you'll see this page that instead of raising the abstract problem of the Filter Bubble, raising the queston if Facebook is promoting Trump or Clinton (TODO). Every nation can be covered in the same way, tap here (TODO) to tell me about new political declinations (what do you mean by this).
    p Algorithms have to be explained and not treated as dark magic. Which are the variables considered? what weighs more in the final outcome? Algorithm discrimination will be a huge topic, and having ways to be understood by non-technical audiences is necessary considering the impact of algorithm on each one of us.
  
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