Electronic Sociability, referred to as "eSociability" or "e-Sociability", may be defined broadly as the act or an instance of being sociable in electronic communications, such as, phone, mobile, internet, chat, teleconferences, etc.
eSociability refers to the quality, state, disposition, or inclination of being sociable, include human, robots, intelligent agents, electronic applications and contents. Nowadays, eSociability is the relative tendency or disposition to be sociable or associate with one's fellows, colleagues in "online" communications, electronic contents and virtual-spaces of communities and social networks.
eSociability includes the terms companionability, comradeship, conviviality, fellowship, fraternization, togetherness, familiarity, friendship, openness, friendliness, affability, amiability, comity, comradery, congeniality, cordiality, neighborliness, companionship, affinity, coalition, empathy, harmony, solidarity, understanding, hospitality and other related to the relative tendency or disposition to be peasant, friendly, affable, and sociable with one's fellows in social networks, virtual spaces and information and communication environments.
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