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If you're a regular Internet user, have you ever felt a mounting sense of tension during what seems like an interminable wait for a web page to load? If so, calm down, you could be on the point of succumbing to a bout of web rage!
如果你經常上網，是不是有時候會因為網頁打開太慢而覺得急躁、不耐煩？如果是這樣的話，請你冷靜，你可能正處于網怒情緒爆發的邊緣！
According to a recent survey of 1,600 Internet users in the UK, web rage is on the increase, causing short-temperedness and even physical aggression – not necessarily thumping the nearest person, but frustrated bashing of keyboards and over-zealous mouse-clicking!
據英國最近一項針對1600位網民所做的調查顯示，網怒現象處于上升態勢，主要表現為易怒，甚至有攻擊傾向。這里的攻擊傾向倒不一定是針對身邊的人，多半表現為砸鍵盤以及猛擊鼠標。
The top cause of web rage is the frustration of slow-loading web pages, but among other sources of irritation are images that don't load, websites that require specific software to run, requests for personal details before being allowed into a site, and 'help' buttons which don't really 'help'.
引起網怒的首要原因是網頁慢速下載時導致的煩躁情緒，其它原因還有：圖片無法打開，某些網站需要安裝制定軟件才能運行，登錄某個網站前要求提交個人信息，以及不能提供任何幫助的“幫助”按鈕。
Research reveals that Internet users are not generally prepared to wait for more than a minute for a site to load, and will usually go to an alternative site if they feel they're waiting too long. This means that web rage could have an important influence in business – with so many choices available on the Internet, consumers will quickly dismiss a site and switch to another if the first one they choose fails to perform according to their expectations.
研究顯示，大部分網民等待網站打開的時間不會多于一分鐘，如果他們等待時間太長便會選擇訪問其他站點。這說明網怒對網站的經營影響重大：網絡上選擇如此之多，如果最初選擇的網站表現未能達到客戶的期望，他們很快會離開這個網站而轉用另外一個。
