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After realizing this wasn’t going to work and that no one was interacting with my artifact, I decided to do some damage control. I got a lot of traction when I asked questions in a Padlet, so I used the same Padlet. I created a pause; I included all of the questions I was trying to ask and asked people to analyze the artifact at the top, including the ethical and consent part, where I told them that if at any moment they felt uncomfortable or as if they no longer wanted to participate, to stop, and if at any moment they felt as if they wanted their comment or interaction to be deleted, to let me know. I would do it immediately, since I wanted to make sure this was done as ethically as possible, and I started to send out this Padlet and asked my network to help me get it out there. I got a lot of reactions and saw that different people interpreted what I created differently. It was interesting to look at so many points of view. Still, one really important thing was realizing that when I ask people to participate in activities like this, some are willing to participate and think it is important. This was an important finding, as was realizing that in this format I have a better chance of reaching my actual stakeholders, not random people at a train station.
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