According to F. de Saussure, how many regions would have so many geographical dialects, then social linguistics said that how many social groups would have so many social dialects. Social dialects can simply be understood as variations of the language used by a particular social group. For example, in society there is a division of age, gender, occupation, status, etc., respectively, there will be age dialects, gender dialect, occupation dialect, position dialect, etc. In these dialects, along with the use of common linguistic variants, linguistic variants have the unique style of each social group. From the above perspective, the appearance of online communities with members who are netizens will have all the linguistic variations on the internet; referred to as "internet language variations".