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Understanding online influence using a custom social media platform
Despite growing concerns about how social media use can affect people's beliefs and behaviour, estimating its causal impact is difficult. Here we present a novel method: a bespoke social media platform built on an isolated Mastodon server. Participants interacted much as they would on typical social
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