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An Analysis of Participation, Identity Conversations, and Social Networking Affordances on an Online Social Network for Children

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Figure 1: Example of a user’s profile page. Usernames are blurred to maintain the user’s privacy.
Figure 4. At the time of the data analysis described
Figure 5. Age distribution of the participants: Percentage of users by age.
Figure 6: Distribution of activity throughout the study. Unique users who logged in to KidGab each day
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