On the other hand, in constructing a role-play identity, women are more likely to create an identity where sexuality is hidden, or where sexuality is amorphous, disconnected from a gendered body. On these sites it appears that women tend to disconnect sexuality and identity. However, on the home page many women choose to emphasise their sexuality as an integral part of their identity. And commonly women's home pages are organised around a photograph. This new medium allows the possibility of creating a new genderless self, the tools of creation are still those of a gendered society.
Language is a determining factor in the construction of self and identity.
Explicit information is primarily available through the content of the page, the language, and the construction of identity is therefore language based. Those who insist that race, class and gender are irrelevant on the Net are proposing that language is an abstract system, the use of which lies outside any cultural context. And he repudiates the idea that an individual's language use derives solely from his or her singular 'world view', 'evaluations' and 'emotions'. Web pages are carefully planned and designed, and therefore provide an opportunity for a constructed representation of self, but with the limited interaction provided by the home page there is a reduced possibility of clarifying misinterpretations through an exchange of communication. Therefore the home page offers little way of interactive communication.