I've presented a paper on 1st nov at AoIR this year. I'm not sure what to put in the suggested citation on the first page of SPIR. Will it be (2024, Oct) as written in the format or will it be (2024, Nov) as I've presented on 1st nov?
The deadline is approaching. Please help me.
Thank you in advance.
AoIR recap: IERLab Research Student Rachel Berryman has written an insightful blog about her experience at #AoIR2024, including a recap of the IERLab-supported panel ‘Virtual Celebrities Industries in East Asia.’ 🌟
Read here:
https://ierlab.com/2024/11/22/recap-aoir2024-in-review/
So a couple years back I started an email list for researchers focused on alternative social media. I did a good job posting to it every week or so, but due to some family matters I kinda let it slip.
Then, we had AoIR2024 last month and I found my energy again. So I posted once a week since then. And heard nothing back. Kinda sad, but hey.
Turns out I was sending all these emails to the address where new people sign up. Emailfail, thy name is Robert.
#alternativeSocialMedia #AoIR2024
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Last week we presented at #AoIR2024, hosted by our very own University of Sheffield! Hannah Ditchfield talked about the different types of identity that are performed in the most ‘visible’ TikTok content about #brca and #lynchsyndrome.
This is part of our work from the project Previvorship (bit.ly/3MpCAAs)
#AoIR2024 brought a big smile on my face. Loved catching up with familiar faces and making new connections.
My personal highlights included the ERAS plenary panel (and seeing my advisor Limor Shifman rock the stage), a long-overdue celebratory dinner with the #DigitalValues crew, supportive colleagues, and friends to mark my PhD, and the chance to attend AoIR with my "new" @pgmt colleagues.
Looking forward to the flashpoint symposium in Bremen next year! 🙃
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