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Online content is antisemitic when explicit and implicit language combine. This study reveals how QAnon communities use coded language, or "dog whistles," to spread antisemitic narratives, often evading moderation.

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Area of Science:

  • Social Sciences
  • Communication Studies
  • Online Behavior Analysis

Background:

  • Distinguishing antisemitic online content is challenging, particularly with implicit language and conspiracy narratives.
  • Implicit antisemitic content and conspiracy theories are increasing, even on moderated platforms.
  • QAnon communities utilize specialized language, or 'dog whistles,' to convey antisemitic messages.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To empirically map the connections between explicit and implicit antisemitic content.
  • To analyze the language game within an online community identified as antisemitic.
  • To provide a method for classifying online content as antisemitic.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of data from two QAnon subreddits (r/CBTS_Stream and r/greatawakening).
  • Identification of co-occurring explicit and implicit antisemitic language.
  • Application of content network analysis and qualitative coding.

Main Results:

  • QAnon communities teach an 'insider's code' by linking implicit terms to overt antisemitic meanings.
  • Over a third of QAnon users employed implicit antisemitic language, communicating narratives to an 'in the know' audience.
  • Implicit language circumvents censorship, allowing for the spread of antisemitic ideas with plausible deniability.

Conclusions:

  • The combination of explicit and implicit antisemitic language provides a clear indicator of antisemitic content.
  • Implicit antisemitic language is a prevalent strategy in online communities for disseminating harmful narratives.
  • Understanding these language games is crucial for identifying and addressing online antisemitism.