Yes it does, people can be a different personality. The individual can exert themselves online with people and their confidence etc, whether that is positive or negative its upto them.
People will come across risks, meeting new people online to meeting them in real life. Giving certain btis of information out to people they've never met before.
Also the extent of how you should and shouldnt discuss for example, being political, religious etc could cause offence with or without purpose of doing so.
How far freedom of speech can be taken is a big risk to take.
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Do you think that 'onliners' are more confident in taking that risk when being online and knowing their 'freedom of speech' is being read by people they dont know than when in a real socail situation and surrounded by people they do know and will be listening?
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