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% pandoc suggests to use microtypography
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\definefontfeature[default][default][script=latn, protrusion=quality, expansion=quality, itlc=yes, textitalics=yes, onum=yes, pnum=yes]
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\definefontfeature[default:tnum][default][tnum=yes, pnum=no]
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\definefontfeature[smallcaps][script=latn, protrusion=quality, expansion=quality, smcp=yes, onum=yes, pnum=yes]
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\setupitaliccorrection[global, always]
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\setupbodyfontenvironment[default][em=italic] % use italic as em, not slanted
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\usetypescriptfile[bitter]
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\usetypescriptfile[compagnon]
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\setupbodyfont[compagnon,12pt]
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\setupwhitespace[medium]
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\setupitemize[autointro] % prevent orphan list intro
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\setupitemize[indentnext=no]
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\defineitemgroup[enumerate]
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\setupenumerate[each][fit][itemalign=left,distance=.5em,style={\feature[+][default:tnum]}]
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\setuppapersize[A5][A5]
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\setuplayout
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[topspace=0pt,
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width=99mm,
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header=0pt,
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backspace=30mm,
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height=204mm,
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leftmargin=7mm,
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leftmargindistance=2mm,
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footer=0mm,
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topspace=10mm,
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rightmargin=9mm,
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rightmargindistance=2mm,
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bottomspace=3mm,
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]
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\definelayer[uppage]
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[x=135mm,y=62mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[uppage]
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{\tfc {\em {\bf 8}}}
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\definelayer[midpage]
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[x=135mm,y=132mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[midpage]
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{\tfc {\em {\bf 8}}}
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\definelayer[downpage]
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[x=135mm,y=200mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[downpage]
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{\tfc {\em {\bf 8}}}
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\definelayer[feature]
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[x=133mm,y=11mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[feature]
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{\rotate[rotation=90,frame=on,framecorner=round]{\framed[frame=on,framecorner=00]{\tfa feature}}}
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\definelayer[implications]
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[x=133mm,y=81mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[implications]
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{\rotate[rotation=90,frame=on,framecorner=round]{\framed[frame=on,framecorner=00]{\tfa implications}}}
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\definelayer[alternatives]
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[x=133mm,y=151mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[alternatives]
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{\rotate[rotation=90,frame=on,framecorner=round]{\framed[frame=on,framecorner=00]{\tfa alternatives}}}
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\definelayer[title]
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[x=21mm,y=10mm,width=6mm,height=67mm]
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\setlayer[title]
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{\rotate[rotation=90,frame=off=]{\framed[frame=off,framecorner=00]{\tfa Group messaging}}}
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\definelayer[head]
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[x=30mm,y=10mm,width=99mm,height=60mm]
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\setlayer[head]
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{\switchtobodyfont[bitter,9pt] \framed[width=99mm,height=60mm,frame=off,align={tolerant,width,hz,hanging}]{\kerncharacters[0.03125]{
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Group messaging enables many individuals to exchange with each other en masse and is primarily textual. Platforms afford participants in group conversations different privileges. For example, administrators may have the power to remove others from the group. If all members of the group have the same privileges, then some imbalances are reduced. Group messaging can coexist alongside more public avenues of communication. They are useful for organising within the group and sharing information such as files and hyperlinks. Some platforms show when you are typing, others also show activity status, giving other users information on when it would be favourable to message.
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}}}
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\definelayer[torso]
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[x=30mm,y=80mm,width=99mm,height=60mm]
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\setlayer[torso]
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{\switchtobodyfont[bitter,9pt] \framed[width=99mm,height=60mm,frame=off,align={tolerant,width,hz,hanging}]{\kerncharacters[0.03125]{
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One must either belong to a group or begin a group to engage with this feature. Communication between groups often requires intermediaries. Messages may disappear. It might not be possible to view the group messaging history in great detail or have oversight of the many messages. Group chats often exclude others. Chats with too many individuals can easily spiral into spam, which is why some communication platforms have the option of muting group chat for a definite or indefinite period. Some platforms require a user to join a group chat using a link, while others just helicopter drop a user into a group chat once someone has added them. Sometimes group messaging is not a feature of the platform at all.
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}}}
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\definelayer[legs]
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[x=30mm,y=150mm,width=99mm,height=60mm]
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\setlayer[legs]
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{\switchtobodyfont[bitter,9pt] \framed[width=99mm,height=60mm,frame=off,align={tolerant,width,hz,hanging}]{\kerncharacters[0.03125]{
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Find other ways to send messages to groups of people. Make several copies of the same document and send it to everyone. Include a list of who you sent the message to and how they can be contacted. Make sure everyone sends their responses to everyone else. This could be a slow experiment with snail mail, or a group email. Remember to include timestamps.
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}}}
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\setupbackgrounds[page][background={feature,implications,alternatives,title,uppage,midpage,downpage,head,torso,legs}]
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\starttext
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\framed[frame=off]{}
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\stoptext
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