Survey: Most Indonesian Citizens Value Cultural Diversity on Social Media
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According to a survey conducted by the Ministry of Communication and Informatics and the Katadata Insight Center (KIC), Indonesian citizens generally value cultural diversity when interacting on social media.
A majority, or 68.7%, of respondents agreed that people should consider the cultural diversity, religion, and age of their social media friends when sharing information.
However, 0.9% of respondents strongly disagreed and 5% disagreed with this consideration. Meanwhile, 8.6% of respondents were unsure.
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This survey also found that when uploading or sharing information on social media, the majority of respondents consider the feelings of readers from different ethnic groups and political viewpoints.
The majority of respondents also reported enjoying and liking to share Indonesian traditional and contemporary arts and culture digitally, and disliking the presence of opposing factions on social media.
This survey involved 10,000 respondents spread across Indonesia's 34 provinces. Respondents were members of households aged 13-70 years old who had accessed the internet in the past three months.
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