1. change all images on buzzfeed website
2. change names of stocks on stock market website
3. change all new york time headlines to news about obamacare
4. change trump’s website information
5. change facebook’s privacy policy
6. change images on
7. change all images to nickelback on U of I’s main website
8. change headlines or information on trump’s website to offensive things he has said in the past

1. Switch the headlines and articles on Buzzfeed and the Washington Post
2. Switch the content of Facebook and Amazon
3. Switch the content of the New York Times and Vogue magazine
4. Switch the content for the U of I engineering and Arts websites
5. Switch the clothing store pages for Target and Nordstrom
6. Switch the content for National Geographic and any conspiracy theory website
7. Switch the content for NASAs web page and any conspiracy theory website
8. Replace news articles on a news website with Pinterest posts, and vice versa

Here are 8 things I came up with for our REPLACE project:

1. Replace authors/sources with “anonymous”
Does a message become less convincing when you don’t know the source?

2. Replace all the periods with exclamation points.
How exciting could things get?

3. Replace all links with fake links that don’t click.
Take some time to really look at the page you’re on.

4. Replace all pronouns with their opposite.
Would this highlight an imbalance in gender representation?

5. Replace a name with a different one.
What would it look like if Obama spoke like Trump?

6. Replace first person pronouns with third person.
This is just for fun, I suppose.

7. On a news site, replace names and locations with those from kid shows.
How does this affect the message?

8. Replace actual country names with really stereotypical names.
Can you still tell what the story is about? If so, how does that feel being able to correctly identify a country based on its stereotype?