Branka Drobnjak
An increasingly popular way of spending time online is socializing. After e-mail, chatting and blogs today, social networks have become an almost common way of communication. After the boom made by MySpace, Facebook took the lead, and new social networking services are continuously opening up. Their main and common task is to connect people through the Internet.
The first such services were aimed at creating new acquaintances and even loving relationships, while Facebook’s primary role is to restore contacts between people who know each other, but their livelihoods have surprised themselves. Often, on Facebook, we find friends from kindergarten, high school or elementary school, we can send them messages, see their pictures, find out where, where they live, whether they are in a relationship, marriage, where they work and what their hobbies are.
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Question of
Do you believe in a virtual friend?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Would you like to see yourself live with a virtual friend?
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Yes
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No
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Question of
Have you experienced discomfort on social networks?
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Yes
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No
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It is very much up to you how you feel the other. Not everyone is friends.
Sometimes we can find a good person, sometimes we may have an inconvenience
I’m mostly uncomfortable when it comes to interaction, any form of interaction, so yeah…
be relaxed, if one sees that someone is unkind, stop the conversation, that’s my advice
yap, that is true…there is always an option to walk away 😉
Of course, you’ve always come well
Interesting, I enjoyed seeing the poll results, great post.
thanks for the nice words and visits
Do you think we are virtual friends?
I think that we are and I believe you, and you?
Yes, I believe you as well!
I’m glad to hear that, my friend
So it is with me, my friend