Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The Social Media application Strava is used by exercisers to track running and cycling activities. Strava is carried with the exerciser and displays trophies and leaderboards to reward competitive performance.  re prompted by an auto-ethnographic account of Strava use to examine the way in which a particular stretch of running track around a lake shod up differently to the runner once Strava was integrated into their running practice.  look to Gibsons relational notion of affordances and niches to understand this change in direct perception.  propose that these concepts have potential in helping us to research and understand the ways in which groups of Social Media users share and construct a similar experience of place in a way that is largely invisible to non-users.  consider some of the preliminary implications of this differentiated use of place and demonstrate the way in which a relational view of affordances helps us to make sense of this phenomenon.
['Ella Hafermalz', 'Dirk S. Hovorka', 'Kai Riemer']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Shared Secret Places: Social Media and Affordances
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