What is it really when some body you tried to befriend on Facebook and they ask you a question do I know you?
Here is a discussion between Albert-László Barabási and James Fowler on this issue of networks how they develop and what are the limits on these networks.
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Interesting. Social people are posting pictures of themselves socializing in real life on online social networks. Then there are highly social people who have barriers to socialization - moms with small children, people who work from home offices, people who have developed mobility issues - who turn to cyberspace to create socializing opportunities beyond the limitations of their environment.
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