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The author's statement that "
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Anti-supported, because the author actually
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The social etiquette point happened in the previous paragraph. So the line we’re asked about can’t be intended to introduce the social etiquette point.
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Anti-supported, because the author argues that computer conferences are not actual communities.
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This isn’t the purpose, because there’s no support for the claim that not everyone is equally respectful. Even if there were support, (D) doesn’t capture the idea that the author is conceding or acknowledging something.
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This best captures the purpose, which is to concede the point that computer conferences do exhibit some features that are associated with communities.
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