554. (Cancelled) The system of claim 503, 'Nherein at least one of the
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`communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`555. (Previously presented) The system of claim 504, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`556. (Previously presented) The system of claim 505, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`557. (Previously presented) The system of claim 506, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`558. (Previously presented) The system of claim 507, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`559. (Previously presented) The system of claim 508, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`560. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`561. (Previously presented) The system of claim 493, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`555. (Previously presented) The system of claim 504, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`556. (Previously presented) The system of claim 505, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`557. (Previously presented) The system of claim 506, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`558. (Previously presented) The system of claim 507, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`559. (Previously presented) The system of claim 508, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes a human communication of sound.
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`560. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`561. (Previously presented) The system of claim 493, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`562. (Previously presented) The system of claim 494, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`563. (Previously presented) The system of claim 495, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`564. (Previously presented) The system of claim 496, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`565. (Previously presented) The system of claim 497, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`566. (Previously presented) The system of claim 498, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`567. (Previously presented) The system of claim 499, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`568. (Previously presented) The system of claim 500, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`569. (Previously presented) The system of claim 501, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`570. (Previously presented) The system of claim 502, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`571. (Cancelled)
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`The system of claim 503, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the second user
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`identity is censored from the group.
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`572. (Previously presented) The system of claim 504, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`573. (Previously presented) The system of claim 505, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`574. (Previously presented) The system of claim 506, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`575. (Previously presented) The system of claim 507, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`576. (Previously presented) The system of claim 508, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`577. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to determine whether neither of the first user identity and the
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`second user identity is censored from the group.
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`578. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to:
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`store, for the first user identity, an authorization associated with presentation of
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`graphical data; and
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`based on the authorization, allow the graphical data to be presented at the
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`output device corresponding to the second user identity.
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`579. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to:
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`provide the first user identity with access to a member-associated image
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`corresponding to the second user identity.
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`580. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the computer
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`system is further programmed to:
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`determine whether the first user identity is censored from access to a member(cid:173)
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`associated image corresponding to the second user identity,
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`if the first user identity is censored, not allow access to the member-associated
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`image, and
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`image.
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`if the first user identity is not censored, allow access to the member-associated
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`581. (Previously presented) The system of claim 604, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`582. (Previously presented) The system of claim 493, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`583. (Previously presented) The system of claim 498, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`584. (Previously presented) The system of claim 499, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`585. (Previously presented) The system of claim 500, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`586. (Previously presented) The system of claim 504, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`587. (Previously presented) The system of claim 505, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`588. (Previously presented) The system of claim 506, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`589. (Previously presented) The system of claim 508, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`590. (Previously presented) The system of claim 509, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`591. (Previously presented) The system of claim 510, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`591. (Cancelled)
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`The system of claim 515, wherein the pointer is a pointer
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`that produces a pointer triggered message on demand.
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`592. (Previously presented) The system of claim 516, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`593. (Previously presented) The system of claim 517, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`594. (Previously presented) The system of claim 521, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`595. (Previously presented) The system of claim 522, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`596. (Previously presented) The system of claim 523, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`597. (Previously presented) The system of claim 525, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`598. (Previously presented) The system of claim 526, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`599. (Withdrawn)
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`A system to receive a communication via an Internet
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`network, the system including:
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`a plurality of computers connected, responsive to each of the plurality of
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`computers sending a respective login name and a password corresponding to a respective user
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`identity, to a computer system;
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`a first of the plurality of computers being programmed to communicate to the
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`computer system a message including a pointer pointing to a communication that includes data
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`representing a video, a graphic, sound, or multimedia;
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`the computer system being programmed to communicate the message to a
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`second of the plurality of computers; and
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`the second computer being programmed to receive the communication
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`originating from the first computer, the communication being sent in real time and via the
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`Internet network.
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`600. (Previously presented) The system of claim 527, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`601. (Previously presented) The system of claim 532, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`602. (Previously presented) The system of claim 533, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`603. (Previously presented) The system of claim 534, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`604. (Previously presented) An Internet network communications system, the
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`system including:
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`a plurality of computers connected storing a set of privileges corresponding to
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`said user identity, the set including a privilege to receive non-textual communication; and
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`responsive to each of the plurality of computers sending a respective login name
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`and a password corresponding to a respective user identity, to a computer system programmed
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`to:
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`form a group corresponding to a first of the user identities and a second of the
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`user identities, each member of the group being capable of sending and receiving
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`communications in real time, and
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`determine whether at least one of the first user identity and the second user
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`identity, individually, is censored from sending data within the communications, the data
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`representing at least one of a pointer, video, audio, a graphic, or multimedia,
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`wherein the plurality of computers receive in real time and via the Internet
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`network the communications that are not censored based on the individual user identity and do
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`not send the data that is censored based on the individual user identity.
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`605. (Previously presented) The system of claim 538, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`606. (Previously presented) The system of claim 539, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`607. (Previously presented) The system of claim 540, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`608. (Previously presented) The system of claim 542, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`609. (Previously presented) The system of claim 543, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`61 0. (Previously presented) The system of claim 544, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`611. (Previously presented) The system of claim 549, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`612. (Previously presented) The system of claim 550, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`613. (Previously presented) The system of claim 551, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`614. (Previously presented) The system of claim 555, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`615. (Previously presented) The system of claim 556, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`616. (Previously presented) The system of claim 557, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`617. (Previously presented) The system of claim 559, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`618. (Previously presented) The system of claim 560, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`619. (Previously presented) The system of claim 561, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`620. (Previously presented) The system of claim 566, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`621. (Previously presented) The system of claim 567, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`622. (Previously presented) The system of claim 568, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`623. (Previously presented) The system of claim 572, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`624. (Previously presented) The system of claim 573, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`625. (Previously presented) The system of claim 574, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`626. (Previously presented) The system of claim 576, wherein the pointer is a
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`pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`627. (Previously presented) The system of claim 577, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`628. (Previously presented) The system of claim 578, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`629. (Previously presented) The system of claim 579, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`630. (Previously presented) The system of claim 580, wherein the data
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`represents a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`631. (Currently amended)
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`The method of claim 165, further including:
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`determining that the pointer is not censored The system of claim 515, wherein
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`the pointer is a pointer that produces a pointer-triggered message on demand.
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`632. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, further including:
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`determining that the message is not censored.
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`633. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the pointer is a pointer
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`that causes the communication to be produced on demand.
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`634. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`635. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`636. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`637. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`638. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the message includes
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`data representing at least one of text or ascii.
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`639. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing a member-associated image.
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`640. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, further including forming a chat
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`channel via the Internet network, between at least two of the plurality of computers.
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`641. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, wherein at least one of the
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`communicating steps includes communicating a message as an out-of-band communication.
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`642. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 165, further including:
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`determining a user age corresponding to each of the user identities.
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`643. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 642, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`644. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 642, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`645. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 642, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`646. (Withdrawn)
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`The method system of claim 642, wherein the
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`communication includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human
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`communication of sound.
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`647. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 642, wherein the message includes
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`data representing at least one of text or ascii.
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`648. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine that the pointer is not censored.
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`649. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine that the message is not censored.
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`650. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the pointer produces the
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`communication on demand.
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`651. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`652. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`653. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`654. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`655. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the message includes
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`data representing at least one of text or ascii..
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`656. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing a member-associated image.
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`657. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to form a chat channel via the Internet network, between at least two of the
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`plurality of computers.
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`658. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to communicate the message as an out-of-band communication message.
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`659. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 599, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine a user age corresponding to each of the user identities.
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`660. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 659, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`661. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 659, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`662. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 659, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`663. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 659, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`664. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 659, wherein the message includes
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`data representing at least one of text or ascii.
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`665. (Withdrawn)
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`The authorizing, with said controller computer, invisible
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`viewing of some of the communications method of claim 917, further including:
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`determining whether the pointer is not censored.
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`666. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, further including determining a
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`user age corresponding to each of the user identities.
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`667. (Withdrawn)
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`The authorizing, with said controller computer, invisible
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`viewing of some of the communications method of claim 666, further including:
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`determining whether the data is not censored.
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`668. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the pointer produces
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`the communication on demand.
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`669. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`670. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`671. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`672. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`673. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing a member-associated image.
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`674. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, further including allowing chat
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`communication in real time via the Internet network.
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`675. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, further including communicating
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`an out-of-band communication from the computer system to at least one of the plurality of
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`computers.
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`676. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, further including communicating
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`an asynchronous communication from the computer system to at least one of the plurality of
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`computers.
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`677. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 917, wherein the step of receiving the
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`communication includes receiving a synchronous communication.
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`678. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`679. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`680. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`681. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`682. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, wherein the communication
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`further includes data representing a member-associated image.
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`683. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, further including communicating
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`an out-of-band communication from the computer system to at least one of the plurality of
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`computers.
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`684. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 677, further including communicating
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`an asynchronous communication from the computer system to at least one of the plurality of
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`computers.
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`685. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine whether the pointer is censored.
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`686. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine whether the data is censored.
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`687. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the pointer produces the
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`communication on demand.
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`688. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`689. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`102
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3019
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`690. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`691. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`692. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the first computer is
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`further programmed to communicate with the pointer data representing at least one of text or
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`asci.
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`693. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the data includes data
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`representing a member-associated image.
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`694. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to allow chat communication for sending user messages, and receiving the
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`user messages in real time via the Internet network.
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`695. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to communicate out-of-band communication.
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`696. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 918, wherein the communication
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`comprises an asynchronous communication.
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`697. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 696, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound.
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`103
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3020
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`698. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 696, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing video.
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`699. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 696, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound and video.
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`700. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 696, wherein the communication
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`includes data representing sound, and the sound includes a human communication of sound.
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`701. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 696, wherein the communication
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`comprises an asynchronous communication.
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`702. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 409, further including
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`determining a user's age corresponding to at least one of user identities.
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`703. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, further including censoring an
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`unwanted communication from at least one of the user identities.
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`704. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 703, further including determining
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`whether a first of the user identities is censored from access to the member-associated image
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`corresponding to a second user identity,
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`if the first identity is censored, not allowing access to the member-associated,
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`and
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`if the first user identity is not censored, allowing access to the member
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`104
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3021
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`associated image.
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`705. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, further including:
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`communicating, under control of said computer system, an asynchronous
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`message from one of the plurality of computers to another of the plurality of computers.
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`706. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, wherein the receiving includes
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`receiving chat communications within a chat group.
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`707. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, further including providing a
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`private communications channel to at least some of the plurality of computers.
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`708. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, further including communicating
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`data representing human communication of sound to at least some of the plurality of
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`computers.
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`709. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, further including providing data
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`representing video to at least some of the plurality of computers.
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`71 0. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, further including providing data
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`representing sound to at least some of the plurality of computers.
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`711. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, wherein at least some of the
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`communications include data representing text or ascii.
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`105
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3022
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`712. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, wherein at least some of the
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`communications are communicated out-of-band.
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`713. (Withdrawn)
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`The method of claim 702, wherein at least some of the
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`communications include data representing multimedia.
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`714. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 843, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine a user age corresponding to each said user identity.
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`715. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to censor an unwanted communication from a member.
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`716. (Withdrawn) The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to determine whether a first of the user identities is censored from access
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`to a member-associated image corresponding to a second of the user identities,
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`if the first user identity is censored, not allowing access to the member(cid:173)
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`associated, and
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`if the first user identity is not censored, allowing access to the member
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`associated image.
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`717. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to communicate an asynchronous message from one of the plurality of
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`computers to another of the plurality of computers.
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`718. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`106
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3023
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`further programmed to distribute the at least some of the communications among a chat group.
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`719. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to provide a private communication channel to at least some of the plurality
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`of computers.
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`720. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to communicate data representing human communication of sound to at
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`least some of the plurality of computers.
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`721. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to provide data representing video to at least some of the plurality of
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`computers.
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`722. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to provide data representing video and sound to at least some of the
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`plurality of computers.
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`723. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein at least some of the
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`communications include data representing text or asci.
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`724. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein the computer system is
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`further programmed to communicate out-of-band communication.
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`725. (Withdrawn)
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`The system of claim 714, wherein at least some of the
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`107
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3024
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`communications include multimedia.
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`726. (Previously presented) The method of claim 884, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes data representing sound.
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`727. (Previously presented) The method of claim 884, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes data representing video.
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`728. (Previously presented) The method of claim 884, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes data representing sound and video.
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`729. (Previously presented) The method of claim 884, further including:
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`storing, for the first user identity, an authorization associated with presentation of
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`graphical multimedia; and
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`based on the authorization, presenting the graphical multimedia at one of the
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`plurality of computers corresponding to the second user identity.
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`730. (Previously presented) The method of claim 726, further including:
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`storing, for the first user identity, an authorization associated with presentation of
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`graphical multimedia; and
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`based on the authorization, presenting the graphical multimedia at one of the
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`plurality of computers corresponding to the second user identity.
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`731. (Previously presented) The method of claim 727, further including:
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`storing, for the first user identity, an authorization associated with presentation of
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`108
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`Petitioner Microsoft Corporation, Ex. 1002, p. 3025
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`graphical multimedia; and
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`based on the authorization, presenting the graphical multimedia at one of the
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`plurality of computers corresponding to the second user identity.
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`732. (Previously presented) The method of claim 884 based on the
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`authorization, presenting the graphical multimedia data at the output device corresponding to
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`the second user identity wherein one of the determining steps includes determining whether a
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`parameter corresponding to the first user identity has been determined by a user corresponding
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`to another of the user identities.
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`733. (Previously presented) The method of claim 729, wherein the graphical
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`data includes graphical multimedia data.
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`734. (Previously presented) The method of claim 885, wherein at least one of
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`the communications includes data representing sound.
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`735. (Previously presented) The me
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