Peer Network

Hancock has studied online behavior; in particular - the tendency to lie on social networking sites, online dating sites, and, I think, the tendency to lie a little less on online peer-network sites such as LinkedIn, where one's peers, coworkers and business associates will quickly determine if someone is exaggerating or misrepresenting work experience. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Instead they are relying on the many (?) folks that buy their box to also attach a land-line to it and thus provide access to the public network without them having to pay for it ... thus the peer-network approach. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The chain-reaction snowballing of adoption did not happen, however, for the relatively isolated individuals, who lacked peer-network contacts from which to learn about other’s subjective evaluations of the innovation. ❋ Everett M. Rogers (1995)

The chain-reaction snowballing of adoption did not happen, however, for the relatively isolated individuals, who lacked peer-network contacts from which to learn about others’ subjective evaluations of the innovation. ❋ Everett M. Rogers (2003)