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Do men and women behave differently online? Can you tell who is a man and
who is a woman on the Internet based on how they interact with others? Can
you tell how old someone is, or determine their race or national origin? In
the online world as in the real world, issues of personal identity affect
how we relate to others. Culture in online environments is created by these
understandings and misunderstandings. As the net grows not only in size but
in diversity, we must take these issues into account as designers and
citizens of this new medium.
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