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Old 02-17-2008, 01:34 PM
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Default Re: On the Web, talk is cheap, and nasty

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Originally Posted by ChotooMotoo View Post
Now, if people talked in real life the way they talk online, people would lose friends, jobs, get in fights etc. For some reason, the rules of social interaction don't apply to the internet for lots of people.
There's absolutely nothing that I say online that I wouldn't say face to face to anyone.

Nothing.

And yet I do quite well at work, I have loads of friends and family, and I get by pretty well in the world.

The problem with judging people's online statements is that you are missing out on over 90% of their intended message. Only 10% of effective communication is comprised of what is said or written. The remaining +90% is composed of voice dynamics and body language, which includes facial expression.

Ergo, you think someone is getting angry or blowing up at you when in fact they're not.
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