| Source | Inclusion Criteria | Timeframe | Volume | |--------|-------------------|-----------|--------| | Public Facebook posts | Containing the hashtags or #NabagiWari , or belonging to identified groups/pages (see Appendix A) | 01‑Jan‑2023 – 31‑Dec‑2023 | 2,312,459 posts | | User metadata | Public profiles of post authors (limited to publicly available fields) | Same as above | 1,041,732 unique users | | Interviews | Self‑identified frequent participants (≥ 5 posts/week) in either cluster | Conducted 15‑Mar‑2024 – 30‑Apr‑2024 | 42 participants (24 Leikai, 18 Nabagi) |
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The juxtaposition of Leikai Eteima and Nabagi Wari underscores on Facebook: a deliberative logic that privileges sustained argumentation and a memetic logic that privileges rapid affective resonance. Both logics exploit the same platform infrastructure yet manifest divergent affordances (e.g., algorithmic promotion of video content for memes vs. text‑heavy posts for discussions). | Source | Inclusion Criteria | Timeframe |