Web geeks come in many forms - you have your designers, developers, online marketers, information architects, social media mavens, and the list goes on and on. However, there is one thing they all have in common:  They love the interwebs.

While it might be difficult to identify a Web geek at first glance,  luring one into a conversation and listening for key phrases such as, "#fail" (the hashtag is silent, but implied), "honey badger don't care," or "check my feed"  is often enough for positive identification.

These are the same people who spend most of their time when hanging out at restaurants or bars checking in and posting reviews to all their geolocation apps. They may or may not start weeping every time they see Comic Sans used on a menu or a sign. If it sounds like your friend is speaking in short, disjointed sentences, it's because they've begun to think in 140 characters or less.  This is normal (for the average Web geek) but be wary. If