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Drawing on evidence from samples of online petitions, boycotts, and letter-writing and e-mailing campaigns, Earl and Kimport show that the more these affordances are leveraged, the more transformative the changes to organizing and participating in protest.

Before the Writing Workshop: During the Writing Workshop Each student responds to at least three other students' drafts, completing a peer-editing checklist you can create yourself or find many samples of online, and the Peer Editing Steps.

Herewith a sampling of online commentary.

In Search of a Game or a Gambit A sampling of online chess sites where people can play and learn strategy: WORLD CHESS NETWORK: www.worldchessnetwork.com Users register and then download a small program containing a graphics interface.

With the help of a large sample of online orders, we set out to answer a question that piques our interest every time we walk into a Chipotle (which is a lot): What do people actually order here?

Using a sample of online Indian workers who earn bonuses based on six simultaneous coin flips, we show that the relationship between dishonesty and financial rewards depends on the incentive range.

Yet this extravagant exercise in democracy is increasingly overshadowed by a cheaper variety of polling, one that often relies on an anonymous, self-selecting sample of online respondents numbering as few as 500 to serve as a proxy for the entire electorate.

The research, which went viral this week, used a sample of online dating photos, limited only to white users, to demonstrate that an algorithm could correctly distinguish between gay and straight men 81% of the time and 74% for women, suggesting machines can potentially have much better "gaydar" than humans.

This marketing analytics company can improve anything from search to mobile to email to social media campaigns through insights from the largest sample of online behavior across all devices.

This gives us a representative sample of online conversations that includes tweets that were not about protests or surrounding events in these countries (see the Supplementary Materials for a discussion of the advantages of this approach).

We currently have a small sampling of online surveys from 36 frontline service providers.