The first method is similar to Bainotti et al.’s <?biblio ADDIN paperpile_citation <clusterId>P186D244S534P247</clusterId><version>0.6.11</version><metadata><citation><id>faa9512f-6859-4ff4-a510-dd1881bd9eea</id><no_author>true</no_author><prefix/><suffix/><locator/><locator_label>page</locator_label></citation></metadata> /* MERGEFORMAT?>(2020): We access Instagram using a custom script to emulate a user accessing the platform. For method b) we created a plugin for the chrome browser, allowing participants to code stories of the profiles they follow from within the browser. While method a) allows us to save and collect the corpus of stories as image or video files and their meta data, method b) only saves the users’ codings and some meta data. Scraping took place from Sep 13 through 26, 2021, counting 2208 stories. A first batch of crowd-annotations was collected in November, more codings using an improved plugin are planned.