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X-pressing Intimacy: Mental Health Disclosure After Twitter Acquisition
computation-and-languagecomputers-and-societyhuman-computer-interactionsocial-and-information-networks
Social media platforms provide spaces for individuals to disclose mental health experiences and seek support, yet how these disclosures evolve during major shifts in platform governance remains unclear. We examine mental health self-disclosure surrounding Elon Musk's October 2022 acquisition of Twit
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