On the Internet, China has issued a circular to address negative emotional problems such as provoking confrontation and promoting violence, and to create a more civilized and rational web environment. In recent days, the Central Network Office has issued a two-month nationwide campaign to combat negative emotional problems.
The DataEye short-time observation focused on the campaign, which focused on addressing the issue of malicious incitement to negative sentiment. Although UNOI did not refer directly to the short play, the four major issues mentioned were the point where it was extremely easy to step on. For example, the promotion of “violence by violence” is like creating a horrifying atmosphere.
Influencing negative emotions has always been a common technique for microsyncs. It is recommended that practitioners pay high attention and be vigilant.
According to the relevant officials of the Office, the campaign focused on social networking, short video and live broadcasting, and addressed the following issues:
Influencing extreme antagonism. Forced labelling of identity, geography, gender, etc., and stigmatization to provoke inter-group conflicts through social hotspot events. • Use of videos, talk shows, sports events, etc. to encourage groups of “dinners” to engage in malicious acts, assault, verbal abuse or organize mass reporting of complaints. Some secondary groups, “juveniles” groups incite rivalry or even “open boxes”, or teach “open boxes” techniques, etc.
It’s about panic and anxiety. Maliciously fabricating the dissemination of sudden events, such as disasters, distress, police, etc., that could affect public safety and the publication of government bulletins. (c) The use of “intelligence” or “intellectual” clippings or the use of matrix numbers to disseminate rumours about economic finance, social livelihood, public policy, etc. Fiction of events, details, progress, etc., and publication of sensational messages such as “conspiracies”. Fake identities such as “master” “experts” are built around “traffic” in areas such as employment, marriage, education, etc.
@Ambassah: #Jan25 #egypt • Planning, performing fights, malice, etc. to promote “violence through violence”. The dissemination of untreated, direct and bloody scenes of terror, or the publication of stimulant video images of extremist acts such as animal abuse, self-harm, etc. Using the tools of AI synthesis, video clips, photo collages, etc., to glorify violence and create a horrifying atmosphere. It is a live broadcast of self-inflicted self-inflicted abuse, “challenges”, armed intimidation and so forth, organized and broadcast live on both sides of the scenes of verbal abuse and fighting.
It’s an over-proclaimed negative pessimism. There is an absolute, negative, and so on, one-sided discourse on “working for no use” and “learning for no purpose”. Malicious interpretation of social phenomena, one-sided scaling up of negative cases, and the opportunity to promote negative perceptions of life, such as aversion. By making so-called hot-search words, hot-door barriers, face bags, text clips, etc., excessive self-depreciation or replicating negative and negative moods prompts replicas.
The relevant officials of the Office of the Central Network of Letters and Letters stressed the need for local web-based services to follow up closely on the requirements of their work, to enhance their handling, to deal with website platforms, accounts and MCN agencies with high-profile penalties, and to ensure that the platform is properly revamped, and to conduct in-depth self-censorships on the web-based platforms, with a view to closing gaps and creating a good web-based ecology. At the same time, the active participation of the wider community and society in the reporting process has been encouraged, as well as in countering such issues as malicious incitement to negative sentiment.
