Audience Addressivity
Audience Addressivity is a theoretical construct in platform vernaculars that denotes the deliberate linguistic and rhetorical structuring of content to acknowledge, invoke, or engage a specific audience, distinguished by its focus on how digital platforms mediate the relationship between producers and audiences through genre-specific addressive practices.
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