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Instagram has made pretty clear its way of recognizing people and its work.

In these images we can see various examples:

Mentioning people

Making instant surveys which show an immediate result

Re-posting others posts in which you may be included or which you only liked (or even disliked).

This ongoing trend in which people congratulate others so they can repost it and everyone can see how many people congratulated them.

Even in the direct mesagges (DM's) we can react to an specific message with various emojis.

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Instagram is ranked in third place among the other social medias, with 2 billion of active users per month. (Statista. 2023.)

This platform has had a huge impact influencing a lot of young and old people, it has become an open space for expression and discussion, and even though our algorithm doesn't show us such a non-peaceful side, we still are aware of how some communities or well known haters use this platform and its freedom for speeches of hate. Althouhg instagram has developed a sistem of report for all those negative comments or accounts, it is inevitable if those people take their phones and make three more accounts for them to express their ideas of hate.

Somehow this does show how there's representations for all kind of ideas, even when some of them are for attacking.

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Formerly known as Twitter, this has been one of the most downloaded interaction apps in history, it consists of expressing your opinion on a topic and allowing other people to give their opinion and respond to your comment.

Since Elon Musk acquired Twitter in 2022, its name changed to accounts you follow, this follows the algorithm of the most searched topics today.

And in fact, browsing the platform, we can find a large number of videos inciting violence, people hitting others, gender violence, abuse of authority and even intimate videos of people or committing illegal acts. X cannot be a place where peace is promoted when the uncensored video of a police officer stabbing a child is uploaded.

Although there are accounts that propose peace, there are actually mostly those that promote hatred and violence, the complete opposite of peace.

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X as a social network has means of interaction and therefore the possibility for social recognition to happen between its users.

In the images we can appreciate:

Love towards, the community, friends and family and the reciprocation of this love.

Solidarity between the members of the community.

Empathy towards those facing difficult situations.

Appreciation towards the achievements made by someone.

The respect of everyones rights by treating them in a humanly manner while also recognizing their differences.

Through the posts, replies, likes and reposts the people manage to exercise these elements of recognition between themselves identified by Honneth, Taylor and Fraser.

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Tiktok works as a enterntainment social media, based on three out of four buttons to measure the popularity of a video.

Views as the quantity of people who saw it

Likes as the people who care for the video

Comments to measure the interactions of the public.

This parameters show the level of relevance of the content and how the people reacts to them, either good or bad.

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Tiktok started called Doujin in China, in 2016. This network works with an algorithm based in three factors to recommend videos and users.

Trend-where the videos showed are following a practice or format that is generating views.

Topic-the videos showed are related between them.

Recommendation-Based on what you like, the next video shows similar videos expecting you to like it or not.

In terms of peace and community management, Tiktok is well-known as a place where comments and interactions may turn hostile, no matter the topic. And also counting with numerous cases of aggression through it.

Situation still out of control inside of the platform.

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What does all these platforms have in common?

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What does all these platforms have in common?

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We can see that most of recognition is obtained by a continuous dinamic of likes, shares, comments, etc; of even people who is not real. This creates a new kind of culture because it works through a dynamic in continuous action. Even though different subcultures, movements, ideas, etc; are found in social media, that doesn't mean people listen respectfully to others ideas, it's all the other way around sometimes, as these dinamics promote anonymity, people are not afraid of giving an opinion that may threaten others dignity. But not everything is dark, there is a colorful side in which people may also find communities alike to them such as the #metoo movement, the #blacklivesmatter, among much others. This shows how us humans have the capacity to make a change, to be empathetic and to move towards peace, but those who look for power must opress others in order to achieve it, and those people are the ones who don't look towards a common benefit. With all this said we can infer that, in order to move towards an intercultural behavior, we should share universal values in common, and exercise the: "three patterns of recognition: love, rights, and solidarity."(Heidegren, 2004).

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