Social Relationship Management System

A Social Relationship Management System is a social system that manages interpersonal connections through relationship structures and interaction mechanisms.

• AKA: Social Relationship System, Interpersonal Connection System, Social Connection Management System.
• Context:
  • It can typically organize Relationship Structures through connection patterns.
  • It can typically facilitate Interaction Flows via communication channels.
  • It can typically maintain Relationship States using tracking mechanisms.
  • It can typically support Connection Formation through matching processes.
  • It can typically enable Relationship Management via coordination tools.
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  • It can often incorporate Feedback Loops with relationship adjustments.
  • It can often balance System Capacity with relationship quality.
  • It can often integrate Technology Platforms with human interactions.
  • It can often measure Relationship Metrics through assessment tools.
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  • It can range from being a Natural Relationship System to being a Designed Relationship System, depending on its relationship system origin.
  • It can range from being a Small Relationship System to being a Large Relationship System, depending on its relationship system scale.
  • It can range from being a Formal Relationship System to being an Informal Relationship System, depending on its relationship system structure.
  • It can range from being a Closed Relationship System to being an Open Relationship System, depending on its relationship system accessibility.
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  • It can implement Relationship Tasks through system features.
  • It can execute Selection Processes via matching algorithms.
  • It can support Social Strategies through platform capabilities.
  • It can integrate with Social Networks via connection infrastructure.
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• Example(s):
  • Friendship Development System, facilitating progression from initial encounters to established friendships.
  • Community Integration System, facilitating new member incorporation into community structures.
  • Family System, managing kinship relationships through family structures.
  • Dating System, connecting potential romantic partners through matching mechanisms.
  • Professional Network System, linking business professionals for career development.
  • Community System, organizing local relationships through neighborhood structures.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Technical System, which manages computational processes rather than social relationships.
  • Economic System, which handles financial transactions rather than interpersonal connections.
  • Information System, which processes data flows rather than relationship dynamics.
• See: Social System, Social Network, Social Institutional System, Person-to-Person Relationship, Human-to-Human Relationship, Social Action.

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