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Peer To Peer CommunitiesWritten by Sierra Rein The concept behind peer to peer communities online is not new to the 21st century. In fact, the use of a telephone connection is considered a peer to peer connection, commonly structured as a one-to-one form of communication through a common exchange system. This is exactly what the Internet is, as it uses a centralized hub of server connections and uses a unique address system that allows variable modes of connection. In normal speak, this means that people in vast locations of the world can connect through their computers. Professional networking, friendships and romantic activities alike have benefitted from the use of Internet-based peer to peer communities. These communities are usually found in the shape of websites, message boards and emailing mailing lists. Utilizing Peer to Peer Communities for Romantic InterestsAs soon as the Internet became more of a consumer tool, matchmaking services began transferring their talents and knowledge from the old "video dating" method to online communities. They offered easier access for their members to search for others singles online and to upload their own information and images as well. This has quickly become the most popular way to find romance, or simple friendships, besides the traditional methods of trolling bars, friendly recommendations, and blind dates. Some people feel that their current social sphere does not provide enough single men and single women to date. Those who live in rural areas or in towns with small populations often get frustrated with the low choices in dates. Peer to peer communities are their answer to finding others who share their interests and who may wish to begin a romantic or friendly connection.
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