[ SECRET POST #2818 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2818 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What assumptions do you make about people's identies online?

[(Anonymous)]

IDK, the US is majority white and the other major countries we get are English-speaking European, which are probably also majority white, so it's not too far off. Though with globalization of the world and the US's changing population, it might be different in a decade or two.

Re: What assumptions do you make about people's identies online?

[(Anonymous)]

That's probably fair enough. There's no real way to look at someone's comments and say conclusively that they're white, though. You can probably reinforce the idea of college education, but not race, and the demographics of even majority-white countries vary wildly by location. I wouldn't assume someone is white because this is an internet community, but I get why people would.