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A town creates an online archive of oral histories. At first, its designers rank recordings by how often they are played. Popular interviews become easier to find, while less familiar voices sink deeper into the list. This seems efficient if the purpose is to show visitors what others already enjoy. It is less satisfactory if the archive also aims to reveal experiences that have rarely been heard. The designers therefore add routes organized by occupation, neighborhood, and historical period. Popularity remains one signal, but no longer controls every path into the collection. Access is not achieved merely by storing everything in one place; it also depends on how attention is distributed. A search system can ________ even when it has removed the physical barriers to reaching the material.

A town creates an online archive of oral histories. At first, its designers rank recordings by how often they are played. Popular interviews become easier to find, while less familiar voices sink deeper into the list. This seems efficient if the purpose is to show visitors what others already enjoy. It is less satisfactory if the archive also aims to reveal experiences that have rarely been heard. The designers therefore add routes organized by occupation, neighborhood, and historical period. Popularity remains one signal, but no longer controls every path into the collection. Access is not achieved merely by storing everything in one place; it also depends on how attention is distributed. A search system can keep already prominent voices at the center of attention even when it has removed the physical barriers to reaching the material.

A town creates an online archive of oral histories. At first, its designers rank recordings by how often they are played. Popular interviews become easier to find, while less familiar voices sink deeper into the list. This seems efficient if the purpose is to show visitors what others already enjoy. It is less satisfactory if the archive also aims to reveal experiences that have rarely been heard. The designers therefore add routes organized by occupation, neighborhood, and historical period. Popularity remains one signal, but no longer controls every path into the collection. Access is not achieved merely by storing everything in one place; it also depends on how attention is distributed. A search system can keep already prominent voices at the center of attention even when it has removed the physical barriers to reaching the material.

A town creates an online archive of oral histories. At first, its designers rank recordings by how often they are played. Popular interviews become easier to find, while less familiar voices sink deeper into the list. This seems efficient if the purpose is to show visitors what others already enjoy. It is less satisfactory if the archive also aims to reveal experiences that have rarely been heard. The designers therefore add routes organized by occupation, neighborhood, and historical period. Popularity remains one signal, but no longer controls every path into the collection. Access is not achieved merely by storing everything in one place; it also depends on how attention is distributed. A search system can keep already prominent voices at the center of attention even when it has removed the physical barriers to reaching the material.

A town creates an online archive of oral histories. At first, its designers rank recordings by how often they are played. Popular interviews become easier to find, while less familiar voices sink deeper into the list. This seems efficient if the purpose is to show visitors what others already enjoy. It is less satisfactory if the archive also aims to reveal experiences that have rarely been heard. The designers therefore add routes organized by occupation, neighborhood, and historical period. Popularity remains one signal, but no longer controls every path into the collection. Access is not achieved merely by storing everything in one place; it also depends on how attention is distributed. A search system can keep already prominent voices at the center of attention even when it has removed the physical barriers to reaching the material.