"The anonymity of the Internet encourages ‘social justice activism’ expressed in the public shaming of others, and seeks adherence less on the basis of mutual interests than fear of public stigma. Online shaming is a social practice that gives those who do it certain social recognition and encouragement from other practitioners. As [#KateJNorlock] has noted, ‘the intent of shame justice seems to be to enjoy the company one has in cyberspace with so many approving others’"
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