What every social network effect platform or application ignores is group psychology. All conflicts on these services can be boiled down to how human groups wo

What every social network effect platform or application ignores is group psychology. All conflicts on these services can be boiled down to how human groups work. If these services addressed group psychology up front and at the forefront of their solution, then we could see people being more aware of their group and groups and where they stand as individuals. I'd like to see an attempt to reduce conflict and increase collaboration between groups, peoples, ideologies, for example. The "problems" that all these sites are labeled with all boil down to a mass of different people clashing against each other. They are not problems, they are symptoms of how groups are behaving on the internet, many for the first time, and people within their groups do not have the tools to deal with other groups properly.