First Monday September 2020

Readers:

First Monday has just published the September 2020 (volume 25, number 9) is=
sue at http://firstmonday.org/.

The following papers are included in this month's issue:

First Monday
Volume 25, Number 9 - 7 September 2020

Manufacturing rage: The Russian Internet Research Agency's political astrot=
urfing on social media
by Ahmed Al-Rawi and Anis Rahman

Feeding the troll detection algorithm: Informal flags used as labels in cla=
ssification models to identify perceived computational propaganda
by Vlad Achimescu and Dan Sultanescu

The strength of no-tie relationships: Political leaders' Instagram posts an=
d their followers' actions and views
by John Parmelee and Nataliya Roman

A decade of writing on Wikipedia: A comparative study of three articles
by James P. Purdy

Measuring the development and communication of open design communities: The=
 case of the OpenAg Initiative
by Rodrigo Argenton Freire and Evandro Ziggiatti Monteiro

Arab diaspora online media in Sweden: Arab migrants' identity discourses on=
 the AlKompis Facebook page
by Mahitab Ezz El Din

"I sexually identify as an Attack Helicopter": Incels, trolls, and non-bina=
ry gender politics online
by Khandis Blake, Megan Godwin, and Stephen Whyte=20

Blockchain in education: Opportunities, applications, and challenges
by Mara-Florina Steiu

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With the September issue, First Monday has published 1,971 papers in 292 is=
sues, written by 2,811 different authors over the past 24 years.

Thanks for your continuing interest in our work,

Edward J. Valauskas
Chief Editor and Founder, First Monday