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Band 6+: The chart below shows the main reasons why people choose to make or breakfriendship 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 depicts a bar chart with two categories: "Percentage who friend" and "Percentage who unfriend." For "Percentage who friend": Know in real life at 82%, Mutual friends at 60%, Business networks at 11%, Attractive photos at 8%, Increasing friend count at 7%. For "Percentage who unfriend": Offensive comments at 55%, Don’t know well at 39%, Trying to sell something at 23%, Depressing comments at 14%, Lack of interaction at 12%.
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The chart illustrates why people prefered to make or break the relationships with friends on a recognisable social media site.

Overall, the proportion of people who get along with particular people because of knowing them in real life dominated in the bar chart, showing the highest results. The percentage of individuals break their friendships, because of offensive comments also demonstrates high results, and other friendship reasons were significantly low, compared to unfriending.

Regarding making friends, people who meet in real life illustrated the strongest relationships make, standing at over 80%. In addition, the proportion of friends having mutual friends also show considerable 60%, while other categories remain the lowest purposes. Business networks, attractiveness and increasing friend count is the least popular reasons, standing at 10% and under.

When it comes to breaking the relationships with friends, the offensive comments show approximately 55%, and is the most popular reason, while other categories witness almost the same results. Notably, the another intentions of unfriending someone is – not knowing them so well and trying to sell something, which accounts for 41% and 38% respectively. Depressing comments and lack of ineraction is the last reasons why peopel break their relationships, which illustrates around 21%-20% percents .

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