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[...] its platform and increase in the number of fake profiles. It is of utmost importance for any social platform to keep the noise in check and ensure it does not exceed the limits for long term benefits. [...]

[...] due to high noise on its platform and increase in the number of fake profiles. It is of utmost importance for any social platform to keep the noise in check and ensure it does not exceed the limits [...]

[...] now? Did it change for the better or worse? Let’s try to answer these questions here. The world wide web has been instrumental in aggregating all the information on the globe on one platform. And [...]

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[...] . Orkut failed miserably due to high noise on its platform and increase in the number of fake profiles. It is of utmost importance for any social platform to keep the noise in check and [...]

[...] check and ensure it does not exceed the limits for long term benefits. Before releasing the open beta version of your platform, make sure you have a very clear strategy to curate and control noise on [...]

[...] very close to you too. You get information from more sources. In the same way, peer to peer networks present online also aim to be a cluster of information so that more people benefit from much more [...]

[...] peers? What was the communication form used to do so? Primarily, all I can think of, is face-to-face conversations, phone conversations, chat and email(though very unlikely). So how has it all changed [...]

[...] form used to do so? Primarily, all I can think of, is face-to-face conversations, phone conversations, chat and email(though very unlikely). So how has it all changed now? Did it change for the [...]

Lets not even go too far back, but just a decade ago, how did people influence buying decisions of their peers? What was the communication form used t [...]