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1. Onge (2025)
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1. Gallagher (2017)
   Writing for Algorithmic Audiences
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2. Sparby (2017)
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3. Pflugfelder (2017)
   Reddit’s “Explain Like I’m Five”: Technical Descriptions in the Wild
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4. Brock et al. (2016)
   Understanding How Algorithms Work Persuasively Through the Procedural Enthymeme
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1. Gallagher (2015)
   Five Strategies Internet Writers Use to “Continue the Conversation”
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1. Cotter (2019)
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2. Klinger (2018)
   The end of media logics? On algorithms and agency
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3. Massanari (2017)
   #Gamergate And the Fappening: How Reddit’s algorithm, governance, and culture support tox…
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4. Potts (2019)
   Boycotting the knowledge makers: How Reddit demonstrates the rise of media blacklists and…
   IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication  ↗