Netizen

What is a Netizen?

A netizen is an internet user, especially one who is actively involved in online communities and social networks. The term combines ‘net’ (from internet) and ‘citizen,’ emphasizing the idea of online citizenship and participation. Netizens engage in various online activities, from sharing content and participating in discussions to organizing online activism and influencing public opinion. Examples of netizen activities include posting on social media, commenting on news articles, participating in online forums, and contributing to online encyclopedias.

Q&A

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