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But surely fewer channels means fewer recruits? Ultimately it's about what kind of content these platforms want to publish though.


It might also mean "higher quality recruits".


And that’s okay. Fewer “higher quality” recruits are easier to go after individually.


History says that well-organized, even if smaller movements, have higher chances of achieving their goals.

I can recommend this article about inefficiency of online movements:

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/05/in-pe...


You can say the same about forces that work against the criminals as well except they’re well organized and have larger numbers.

Your link doesn’t take into account if the chilling effect is what leads to ephemeral online hate movements.




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