[Weiyan and WeChat] "Live Black" popular, how to rebuild the "good talk" network environment?

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Recent "Instead of ... and before that, there were some letters, pinyin abbreviations, and homophonic" black words ". As a result, a warm discussion on" live black talk "was set off. Sighing "good talk".

@Hao Xiaotu: I do n’t know when it starts, people seem to need another set of language systems on the default online communication, and even produce a follow -up use of these "black words" to show their illusion and interesting illusion. Full screen letters, pinyin abbreviations and homophonic stalks are crazy. The update of pop language is a characteristic of the development of the Internet. I do not oppose good buzzwords, but I hope that the Internet can eliminate those paranoid, stiff, and poor buzzwords.

@: As a language and culture phenomenon, many people think that they will iterate in social exchanges. Those who are not suitable for social development will be eliminated naturally. Only a small part of the discourse system that will enter the mainstream culture. Don't worry too much. However, we must attach importance to the negative effects of online buzzwords such as "Live Black", to guide them objectively and rationally, to clear the Internet buzzwords of crossing the border, and avoid their destruction of people's recognition of culture and social consensus.

@: A spit can arouse such a strong resonance, because these taboos are too ridiculous, but also because of the "not good talk" at the Internet, gradually approaching the critical point that the public can tolerate. Today, if our mother tongue is distorted into a strange look in these seemingly "irrelevant" occasions, who dares to ensure that the next generation of the Internet era can still inherit the standard Chinese? How to balance the network order and sound expression, and rebuild a "good talk" network environment, which is related to the interests of all netizens, and it is also related to the normality and purity of Chinese itself. Therefore, solving this problem is undoubtedly not only a matter of specific platforms, but also a matter of the whole society.

What do you think of it?

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