> The social structure in those two examples will be very different. You would not want to do what you suggest.
I didn't suggest anybody do anything in my post. I merely postulated on scenarios where technology can (and does exist to) solve problems that aren't your own.
> IRC remains popular
I don't doubt it; in fact, I never disputed that. Further, in no way did I imply that IRC should cease to exist because other options are out there that address other peoples' needs, nor did I indicate that I think any IRC users are wrong to prefer it.
> so same to you buddy
Please keep your language respectful; your tone in that reply was nothing short of dismissive and needlessly condescending.
I didn't suggest anybody do anything in my post. I merely postulated on scenarios where technology can (and does exist to) solve problems that aren't your own.
> IRC remains popular
I don't doubt it; in fact, I never disputed that. Further, in no way did I imply that IRC should cease to exist because other options are out there that address other peoples' needs, nor did I indicate that I think any IRC users are wrong to prefer it.
> so same to you buddy
Please keep your language respectful; your tone in that reply was nothing short of dismissive and needlessly condescending.