Have you duang-ed today? “It seems that everyone duang-ing and I still don't know what it means!" said a weibo user.

以约120个词谈谈你对网络热词在大众中盛行的看法，内容包括：
（1）你是否支持使用网络热词？
（2）你或你周围的人喜欢用网络热词吗？为什么？
（3）你怎样看待网络热词对语言学习的影响？
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概括准确，语言规范，内容合适，语篇连贯。

 （One possible version）
    In recent years, such online hot words as “duang” are warmly welcomed and widely accepted by netizens and even students. However, some people worry about the negative effect of these words on language learning.
    As for me, I do support the use of these online buzz words. Obviously, with the growing popularity of internet and social networks, these words are created, which reflects a combination of network culture and Chinese traditional culture.
    In reality, many of my friends have a preference for online hot words. They consider them so cool and creative that they are more likely to follow the suit among the peers. Moreover, online buzz words are very vivid and interesting, serving as an easy access for teenagers to communicate with each other more easily.
    Despite the attraction of these popular hot words, we should be careful about them when it comes to the language learning. For one thing, we’d better not use buzz words at will in any condition. Instead, we are supposed to follow the rules of standard language usage in the formal writing. For another, it’s wise of us to make sense of the words in the context before we use them.