Media both share and connect; they act as intermediaries between otherwise separate entities and as a mediator that facilitates while also shielding different entities from one another. This ambiguity leads to contradictory interpretations and brings forth figures that provide an initial hint at this ambiguous relationship of connecting and sharing: gatekeepers, parasites, and others. When we consider media before and after their mediated action, we refer to people and organizations, automatons and artifacts, signals and inscriptions, and it seems easy for us to point out their different potentials and abilities or disabilities. However, within the interaction, the medium of the media itself seems to be distributed across a mix of material, semiotic, and personal entities, making it difficult to precisely determine the location of agency. In the event of a failure, we have.