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link:  http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?review_id=281 This article addresses the impact that online social tools have had on the way people relate to one another.  I think this article has struck a good point all these new tools we have to communicate have changed the way people define relationships and communicate.  Today communication is more filtered for we have time to think before you send your message before, in the past most communication was done in person.  Texting, Myspace, Facebook have changed the way people relate to one another.  It raises many questions of people social popularity.  Is one more popular if particip

link:  http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?review_id=291 Mezangelle invented by Mary-Anne Breeze is a World Wide Web related "language" which could be summed up to be summarized as extreme 1337 language or internet slang.  Internet slang developed because it allowed people to communicate faster over the internet.  1337 and all the other spin offs of internet slang poke fun at at it.  Mezangelle I think is a spin off of internet slang.  It does not make communicating any easier but does sorta make internet slang feel more artistic.  It is interesting how language develops as culture evolves.  I do not think mezangelle will ever be w

link:  http://www.furtherfield.org/displayreview.php?review_id=288 The beginning of the world wide web it did not have much to offer.  But now it has exploded into a huge thing and is still expanding.  It was brought to life by experimenters would soon became professoinal web designers once the web became popular.  Looking back at its history, historains see patterns in design, etc...  this web site plans to organize the history for the public viewer.  Web design has evolved quite a bit and will continue to evolve think that web sites did not have a home page for a period of time.