Dry information, communication, and communities

I propose a new definition of information. It is information humidity, dry versus wet, which can explain various styles of communications and communities on the network. I suggest that the ideal community on the network is a dry community that is mediated only by dry information. In the dry community, members interact with dry information, i.e., the contents of a message and no member knows any other member´s personal attributions. This style of community prevents the flaming effect or any other pathological group function. I discuss how computerized networking tools support such a dry community. Because wet information, which is additional information of a message, would not reduce on a natural setting face to face communication, I propose a social psychological experiment that examines characteristics of dry and wet information