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Latest post Mon, Aug 7 2006 6:21 PM by nona the brit. 3 replies.
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Alanou  +  253462 Mon, 07 Aug 06 06:10 PM

Hey, teachers, could you teach me a word to describe some person who often/always say nothing in a discussion group. In another word, they are actually online but they don't want to chat with someone else. I don't know if there is an exact word for them in english. This is the first question. The second is, sometimes they have logged in that IM software, but for some reasons they don't want to make their invisible and it will makes someone else consider he/she isn't online at that time. The same question comes, how do you call them in a word in english ?(We called the second people "diver" that is translated from chinese)

By the way, there is an instant message software like MSN that is very popular in here, the above condition what I said is happen in the using of that software.

Thank s for any help in advance.

Joined on Fri, May 19 2006
China
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If there is grammar misuse in my word, please kindly tell me, thanks.
Marius Hancu, 3 yr 112 days ago
Better to ask in your favorite chat room.
Alan.es, 3 yr 112 days ago
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nona the brit  +  253470 Mon, 07 Aug 06 06:21 PM
they are 'lurkers'.
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The name says it all.
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