The relationships that exist between two people, organizations, or countries, and whether these are good or bad — Merriam-Webster Dictionary

#1: “After the emergence of Web 2.0 (Tim O’Reilly, 2004) we are facing a progressive commercialization of web-based contexts of sharing and social relationships, which want to appear open and progressive, but which are indeed transforming the meaning of communities and networking, placing it into the boundaries of the marketplace – Tatiana Bazzichelli, On Disruptive Art and Business (2010)

#2: “The idea of collectivity for me is on a very micro-political level, which is to do with the way I think about my curatorial practice. I have spoken a lot about the idea of friendship, for example, or collaborative processes existing, not necessarily in a deliberate way, but over long, sustained periods of time.” —Meenakshi Thirukode, interview in Walkin the Portal (2020)