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Band 4+: The chart below shows the main reasons why people choose to make or break friendship connections on a popular social media site. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows a bar graph with two categories: "Percentage who friend" and "Percentage who unfriend." Under "Percentage who friend," the data points are: Know in real life - 80, Mutual friends - 60, Business networks - 30, Attractiveness - 10, Increasing friend count - 7. Under "Percentage who unfriend," the data points are: Don't know well - 60, Offensive comments - 40, Trying to sell something - 30, Depressing comments - 20, Lack of interaction - 10.
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The bar chart represents the main reasons why humans pick to meet or destroy friendship connections on a popular social media site.

Overall, many people meet with their friends, because they are mutual friends or know each other in real life, however, less percentage of users make friendship connections because of business networks, attractiveness or for increasing friend count. Other individuals unfriend with their partners, such as writing offensive comments or depressing them, maybe trying to sell something every time, also there is a reason, when person do not know someone well and there is a lack of interaction.

There are above 80 percent of users, who make relationships, because they know each other in real life, however, 60 percentage who friend is that, they have a mutual friend, but individuals become friends, because they have a business, there 10 percent rate, who friend due to job. There are also users, who meet with other for attractiveness or increasing friend count, both of them has below 10 percent.

There is a obvious reason, when partners do not want to talk with each other, because they write offensive comments or depressing them and in first situation approximately 55 percentage of users destroyed the relationship, but in second situation there are above 20 percent rate, who unfriend with them, although when individual do not know well other person, so more than 50 percent unfriend with them. However, less than 40 percent rate block their mate, because every time trying to sell something. And last one is that, 20 percent do not want to talk with other, because of lack of interaction

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