1. Joanne talked about the phenomenon that people like to pretend to be others and create fictional identities on the social networking websites. In the article Joanna gave an example of 70 men arrived at a Frozen Yogurt shop to meet a fictional Tinder girl. I am stunned that so many people completely believe in this fictional girl. So I would like to consider it from the receiver's perspective. How will people believe in other's online identities? Will they prefer to believe in them or suspect? In what degree will they trust other's online identites?
2. What would happen when someone's fake identity is revealed? Will others forgive or understand the person or will they detest him or her? Is it possible that a person would hate to be deceived by other's fake identity while using a fake identity for him/herself?