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== A. Social meetings == | == A. Social meetings == | ||
The apparent opposition between online and offline social interactions is a false debate, as they nurture each other. Most of online networks started from a physical meeting. For example, you become friend with someone on Facebook after having met him or her in your real life. The contrary is also possible, you can meet a stranger in a dating website and meet him or her for real at a later stage. Online social networks add | The apparent opposition between online and offline social interactions is a false debate, as they nurture each other. Most of online networks started from a physical meeting. For example, you become friend with someone on Facebook after having met him or her in your real life. The contrary is also possible, you can meet a stranger in a dating website and meet him or her for real at a later stage. Online social networks add another dimension to human interaction and extend possibilities for defining | ||
== B. Business meetings == | == B. Business meetings == | ||