Jaz 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 (@jaz.co.uk)

**#LittleThings:Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6** The “attention economy” of mainstream platforms thrives on shock. The more startling or controversial a post is, the more the algorithm pushes it into your feed, regardless of your mental space or well-being. This is the opposite of a mindful community. At Tŵt, we use Content Warnings (CWs) as a way to practice “people-first” networking. Using a CW for sensitive media or heavy topics isn’t about hiding the truth or practicing censorship; it is about providing a digital “cwtch.” It gives your friends and neighbours the agency to choose when they are ready to engage with a difficult subject. This is what digital sovereignty looks like in practice. It is the freedom to set our own boundaries and the mindfulness to respect the boundaries of others. When we choose to use a content warning, we are rejecting the extractive “outrage” model and replacing it with a culture of mutual respect. It’s a little thing, but it is exactly what makes #BetterSocial possible. **This week’s #LittleThings** – before you post a busy image or a heavy topic, consider adding a Content Warning. It’s a simple way to respect the mental space of your neighbours. https://croeso.toot.wales/en/littlethings-content-vs-cwtch/