For example

One of the chapters of the book deals with "cyber-community", and the question for discussion raised for this chapter is "Are you a part of a cyber-community". One reader answered:

Yes, I'm a part of a cyber community. I'm subscribed to the WebTv networks which allows you to have the Internet through your Tv. So that's the way I visit your site and can give my opinion on different aspects of the new technologies and especially the Internet.

Now I'm not trying to be condescending, but it's a fair guess that the definition of cyber-community that this reader adheres to is significantly different from that delineated in the book and at the site. There's almost no way to respond to a posting such as this that might build some feeling of camaraderie, of closeness. But the poster doesn't seem to want that anyway. He's already satisfied with the level of community.

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