👉 Form computing, also known as formality computing, is a theoretical framework that explores how the form and structure of communication systems can influence the nature of interactions and the information exchanged between participants. It examines how elements such as language, symbols, and social norms shape the form of communication, impacting clarity, interpretation, and the effectiveness of information transfer. By analyzing the form of communication, researchers can understand how different linguistic and non-linguistic cues affect social dynamics, power relations, and the overall quality of interactions. This field bridges linguistics, computer science, and social sciences to provide insights into designing more effective and contextually appropriate communication systems.
