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Mai amfani da yanar gizo

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Mai amfani da yanar gizo
blend word (en) Fassara
Bayanai
Ƙaramin ɓangare na mutum
Facet of (en) Fassara internet culture (en) Fassara
Yadda ake kira mace državljanka spleta
Yanar gizo
tambarin netizen

Kalmar netizen ta samo asali ne daga kalmomin Ingilishi Intanet da ɗan ƙasa, kamar yadda yake a cikin "ɗan ƙasa na net" ko "ɗan ƙasa". [1][2] Yana bayyana mutum wanda ke da hannu sosai a cikin Al'ummomin kan layi ko Intanet gabaɗaya. [3]

Kalmar kuma tana nuna sha'awa da kuma aiki sosai wajen inganta intanet, yana mai da shi ilimi da kuma zamantakewar jama'a, [3] ko tsarin siyasa da ke kewaye da shi, musamman game da budewa, tsaka-tsaki na yanar gizo da 'yancin magana. [4] An karɓi kalmar a ko'ina a tsakiyar shekarun 1990 a matsayin hanyar bayyana waɗanda ke zaune a sabon yanayin intanet. An ba da labarin majagaba na Intanet kuma marubuci Michael F. Hauben tare da kirkirar da kuma fadada kalmar. [3] [5][6][7][8]

Dalilin da ya sa aka tantance

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Gabaɗaya, duk mutumin da ke da damar yin amfani da intanet yana da damar rarraba shi a matsayin mai amfani da yanar gizo. A cikin karni na 21, wannan ya yiwu ne ta hanyar haɗin intanet na duniya. Mutane na iya kasancewa a zahiri a cikin ƙasa ɗaya amma an haɗa su da mafi yawan duniya ta hanyar hanyar sadarwar duniya.[7]

Akwai bambanci tsakanin masu amfani da yanar gizo da mutanen da ke zuwa kan layi don amfani da intanet. An bayyana mai ba da yanar gizo a matsayin mutum wanda ke neman ba da gudummawa ga ci gaban intanet.[9] Masu amfani da yanar gizo ba mutane ne da ke shiga kan layi don samun riba ko riba ba, amma a maimakon haka suna neman yin intanet wuri mafi kyau.[7]

Kalmar da aka yi amfani da ita don rarraba masu amfani da intanet waɗanda ba sa ba da gudummawa sosai ga ci gaban intanet shine "lurker". Ba za a iya rarraba masu amfani da yanar gizo ba, kamar yadda kodayake ba sa cutar da intanet sosai, ba sa ba da gudummawa ko dai.[10][11][12]

Bayan haka, masu ɓoyewa sun fi sukar abubuwan fasaha da ke ba da damar al'ummomi yayin da hotunan suka fi sukar masu amfani da suka hana kirkirar al'umma ta hanyar yin maganganu marasa kyau ko marasa kyau. Bugu da ƙari, tattaunawar ta nuna cewa duka masu ɓoyewa da masu zane-zane suna da dalilai daban-daban don ɓoyewa kuma suna iya canza halayensu na haɗin gwiwa bisa ga yadda suke fahimtar al'umma daga kungiyoyi daban-daban na kan layi, duk da gaskiyar cewa haɗin kai tsakanin waɗanda suka aika da waɗanda suka ɓoye ya bambanta a cikin al'ummomin da aka yi nazari.[13]

A kasar Sin

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A cikin , kalmomin wǎngmín (simplified Chinese 网民 Traditional Chinese">: 網民, a zahiri "netizen" ko "net folks") da wǎngyǒu (simplifified Chinese:

Kyautar Netizen

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Kungiyar ba da riba ta duniya Reporters Without Borders tana ba da Kyautar Netizen ta shekara-shekara don nuna godiya ga mai amfani da intanet, Mai rubutun ra'ayin yanar gizo, Masu adawa da yanar gizo, ko ƙungiyar da ta taimaka wajen inganta 'yancin faɗar albarkacin baki a intanet.[14][15][16] Kungiyar tana amfani da kalmar lokacin da take kwatanta zalunci na siyasa na masu adawa da yanar gizo kamar sakamakon shari'a na yin rubutun ra'ayin yanar gizo a cikin yanayin zalunci na Siyasa.

Nazarin ilimin halayyar dan adam

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Tare da lokaci, mutane da yawa sun fara hulɗa da gina al'ummomi a kan layi. Tasirin da yake da shi a kan ilimin halayyar ɗan adam da rayuwa yana da babban sha'awa da damuwa ga masu bincike. Ana yin karatu da yawa a kan masu amfani da yanar gizo a ƙarƙashin sunan Netizens" Psychology . Matsalolin su ne jaraba intanet, lafiyar hankali, fushi, da kuma tasirin ci gaban yara wasu daga cikin matsalolin da ke tattare da ilimin halayyar yanar gizo ke ƙoƙarin mayar da hankali.[17]

 

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