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Comment 1: Voting Doesn’t Grow Old- By: Emmit Tam https://writingwrongz.blogspot.com/2018/10/voting-doesnt-grow-old_23.html When I first watched the Knock the Vote video, I felt offended at first as well, even though I don’t live in the united states. As I continued to watch the video, it occurred to me how much voting actually matters. Right now, the elders are doing all the work for us but that won’t last forever. I think the video did get its message across like you said because it would have triggered other youth watching it. In your post, you said how we are always trying to go against what we are urged to do, because we think we accomplish it in a different way and I completely agree with that. The fact that the video told us not to vote is what will actually urge the youth to vote. Not only did your post cover the issue of youth not voting in a mature manner but it also stated the reasons why this video was effective extremely well. Comment 2: Click here to See ...

Around late April to early May, news leaked that Instagram was removing the total amount of likes from peoples' posts. Many people started to notice that the social media platform had already started experimenting.  Jane M Wong was one of the first to notice the update being tested and acquired screenshots of it being tested. Take a look down below. Screenshots of the test taking place captured by Jane M Wong So why did they decide to do this? Instagram says the reason for this update test is to have users concentrate on their posts and interacting with the app rather than likes. “We want your followers to focus on what you share, not how many likes your posts get,” Instagram says in one of the screenshots from Wong. The social networking service also stated that during the test, only the person who shares a post will see the total number of likes it gets. In today’s society people post pictures that they think is worth a lot of likes and will get people to like their prof...