Sorry if this is too off topic, but is there a name for the art style they are using in the illustrations? It seems to be all over corporate sites these days.
> Unless social media companies start penalising polarising content and rewarding more constructive posts,
Twitter and Facebook are not shy about having a hand in the conversation. If anything they reward polarizing content, and they've shown interest in censoring wrongthink, but do they have any interest in turning down the temperature?
> these platforms will continue to be swamped by political animosity that risks spilling into real-world turmoil.
It's more than a risk, it's been spilling into real-world turmoil for years.
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