A massification of supply and users

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In communities that emerged from the crisis, the power of the common cause makes communities more accessible and allows for the involvement of a wider audience. In addition, confinement measures can free up free time, create a new solitude, develop a will to act… encouraging people to meet online.

We are even seeing the emergence of virtual communities twitter database which are generally not very active in the physical world outside of periods of crisis, for example Voisinsolidaires or Allovoisin , local aid platforms.



Source: The Conversation

As the world evolves around the virus, a wide variety of actors are developing online communities to adapt to the crisis. All sectors are acclimatizing to the new way of exchanging and communicating on the Internet.

Sports, religion, politics, health, entertainment: online communities are flourishing in all the environments we frequent. Whether through the creation of new platforms or the hybridization of old ones, the world continues to turn and the diversity offered by the virtual seems to show that our habits can adapt to this unprecedented situation. These examples show the extreme diversity of communities that quickly attract thousands of users.