internet culture
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- /ˈɪntərˌnɛt ˈkʌltʃər/
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cultura de internet
- However, other topics are just emerging, such as the Internet culture among students and the implications of increased computer use on the issue of student isolation.
But this it's it's a remarkable thing because one of the drawbacks to this Internet culture is that if you're wrong, people are like, you were wrong, you know?
- But this it's it's a remarkable thing because one of the drawbacks to this Internet culture is that if you're wrong, people are like, you were wrong, you know?
- What I'm disheartened by Internet culture, like the negative side is people don't put a lot of effort in their tear downs.
- I I don't maybe it seems obvious in this Internet culture of sharing that's like, yeah, when you share and when you take a risk, it helps people.
Examples
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But the bleeding edge of Internet culture is a pretty good window into the future.
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That changed when my work on harassment in video game and Internet culture began to be noticed.
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That's what I write about here, and sometimes I get all thoughtful about internet culture and creative small businesses.
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The quickness to forward as 100% genuine is human nature and internet culture.
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Kotaku East is your slice of Asian internet culture, bringing you the latest talking points from Japan, Korea, China, and beyond.
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The rise of memes is a significant aspect of internet culture that shapes how we communicate online.
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In many online forums, the idea of community is crucial to understanding internet culture and its unique practices.
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Controversies often ignite discussions about the values and norms within internet culture that reflect societal changes.
Synonyms
Social life and ideas that grow around computers and the internet
How Digital
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the customs and norms that develop from people interacting online' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'Internet' (the global network) with 'culture' (shared ideas and practices). This noun–noun composition aligns with common cross-linguistic patterns (e.g., Spanish cultura de Internet) and would be readily inferable by a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
Internet culture comes from imagining the Internet as a busy place where people meet and build a shared culture of inside jokes, memes and simple rules. So, 'internet culture' means the 'customs', 'memes' and 'ways people behave' online.