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Based on the text you provided, I can't answer the questions about your personal social networking habits as the text is an instruction manual about social networking websites.
The passage talks about how social media platforms like Facebook and MySpace have introduced new verbs like "facebook" and "myspace" to describe actions on those platforms. It also mentions that LinkedIn, a more professional platform, is used differently.
Here are some answers to the questions based on the text:
1. What social networking websites do you use, if any? (Not possible to answer from the text)
2. When did you first start using social networking websites? (Not possible to answer from the text)
3. Where do you typically connect with friends and relatives online? (Not possible to answer from the text)
4. Why do you think certain age groups prefer specific social networking platforms?
The text suggests that younger people use MySpace, while young adults prefer Facebook. Busy professionals may use LinkedIn.
5. Who introduced you to the social networking platforms you use? (Not possible to answer from the text)
6. What kind of activities do you typically engage in on social networking websites? (Not possible to answer from the text)
7. When was the last time you learned a new verb or noun from a social networking platform? (Not possible to answer from the text)
8. Where have you encountered the use of the term "facebook" or "myspace" outside of their respective platforms?
The text says that you might encounter these terms used outside their respective platforms but doesn't specify where.
9. What are some differences you've noticed between the way LinkedIn is used compared to other social networking sites?
The text mentions that LinkedIn is used in a more professional way than Facebook or MySpace.
10. Who do you usually communicate with through commenting on social networking platforms?
The text suggests that you can comment on other people's posts to communicate with them on social networking platforms.