A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed

Isn't it great to be on a team? That's what I consider Wealthy Affiliate. Oh, some of us are making more runs or goals, but that is because they have been playing longer and harder. And some simply develop the skills faster and have gone to "football" and "baseball" camp for years. Others are like a flower that blooms later in the season, but a friend on the team is the one who cheers you on--even if you round the bend of that mile a bit later. So good to have met and continue to meet many friends here who give us ideas and push us forward. My desire is to be your friend and help you in any way I can, so that you can hit a home run too--or for some of you, add to the stats one more!
Snoopy once said, "A friend is always there to lend an ear." But some friends just happen to be there more often when it begins to rain-- like Linus seems to be for Charlie Brown. Does anyone know any way to categorize all of our friends here? Don't get me wrong: I appreciate every friend I add to my network, but let's face it--after several hundreds, it is a bit unrealistic to maintain more closely a certain number of them. You know those who seem to interact with you more. We all have them. I wonder if there is a way here at WA to save those friends in an active friend or close friend folder here at Wealthy Affiliate. Any thoughts? Every one of you is most likely a talented asset here, but each of us, I am sure, have gotten to know certain people better than others. Let me know your thoughts. Oh, and don't worry, Charlie Brown, I haven't forgotten you.
your friend Sandy
Is that because we don't see each other physically here at WA, therefore we have no prejudgement and, instead, get to know each other online in a more neutral and maybe less-invasive way...?
We are loving the community here and getting to know people, like you, Robert. We share many common goals with other people and the exchange of ideas and creativity is incredible.
Making friends online is a modern phenomenon but valid none the less.
We wish you, friend, all the very best in this journey we all take here together.