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And the ringleaders were banned
2009
Proceedings of the fourth international conference on Communities and technologies - C&T '09
Protest has made the jump between the offline and the online spaces and is frequently used in most virtual worlds available today. Despite the frequency of these protest actions in virtual worlds, and their similarities to offline protest actions, further research is needed to see how the adaptation to a virtual environment changes the protest. This research uses case studies to examine several major protest actions that have occurred in several different virtual worlds over the last 10 years.
doi:10.1145/1556460.1556481
dblp:conf/candt/Blodgett09
fatcat:jtnzki5jzbdazhidtmncpdqpny