Using Encoded Values To Promote Non Complementary Interventions In Online Social Spaces

摘要本文以施瓦茨人类基本价值理论为基础，在对编码价值已有研究的基础上，提出了一个建议。施瓦茨价值观在高度主观但可测量的模型（如情感分析）和高度客观但难以量化的模型（如编码伦理）之间的桥梁上提供了一个独特的范例。它也比情感、伦理和情感模型有优势，因为在各种研究中广泛提出，施瓦茨价值观模型所衡量的价值观是高度跨文化和跨语言的。因此，我认为，在计算模型的帮助下，它们可能在打击交叉仇恨方面具有很高的适用性。包含非补充性干预措施的隔离和支持策略对于打击公共场所的仇恨虐待行为非常有效。然而，这些并没有在网上广泛应用。我提出了一种方法，通过支持仇恨受害者和盟友之间的互动，利用施瓦茨价值观的应用，促进非互补性干预。假设和理性我认为施瓦茨价值观可能有助于在高度本地化的层面上识别和打击仇恨，而不是荟萃分析（例如，极端主义网络）。通过理解和编码个人的动机和兴趣，我们将在线社区本身的兴趣置于设计理念的中心。这就倾向于方案核心的交叉性概念。为了使交叉性可测量，我们需要关联和协调各种类型的动机和行为。价值体系为这些提供了一个独特的汇合点，而施瓦茨价值观可以说是衡量这种汇合点的最佳方式。

AbstractThe following is a proposal building on existing research by the author in encoded values, based on Schwartz Theory of Basic Human Values.Schwartz values offers a unique paradigm at the bridge of highly subjective but measurable models (such as sentiment analysis) and highly objective but difficult to quantify models (such as encoded ethics). It also has advantages over sentiment, ethics, and emotion models in that it is been widely suggested in various research that values, as measured by the Schwartz values model, are highly cross-cultural and trans-linguistic. I would suggest, therefore, that they may have a high level of applicability to combating intersectional hatred with the assistance of computational models.Isolation and support tactics which incorporate non-complementary interventions are very effective for countering hateful abuse in public spaces. However, these have not been widely employed online. I propose a means facilitating non-complementary interventions by supporting interactions between victims of hate and allies, using an application of Schwartz values.Hypothesis and RationaleI believe that Schwartz values may be useful towards identifying and combating hatred at a highly localized level, as opposed to meta-analysis (for example, of extremist networks). By understanding and encoding individual human motivations and interests, we keep the interests of online communities themselves at the centre of the design philosophy.This leans into the concept of intersectionality at the heart of the proposal. For intersectionality to be measurable, we will need to correlate and co-ordinate various types of motivations and behaviours. Value systems offer a unique point of convergence for these, and Schwartz values are arguably the best way of measuring that convergence.