There is no such thing as a “virtual community.” There are only real communities that meet more or less frequently in person. [BookBlog]
Adina is spot on — this artificial distinction between “real” and “virtual” is increasingly pointless. A community is defined by its affiliations, not by its mode of meeting.
Virtual Communities
ReplyDeleteFrom BookBlog There is no such thing as a “virtual community.” There are only real communities that meet more or less frequently in person. Rick observes that “community is defined by its affiliations, not by its mode of meeting.̶...