What impact does network language have on traditional language?

I think there are the following aspects:

Good: It enriches the vocabulary of modern Chinese.

Bad: typos and traditional Chinese characters are used in an irregular way, and there are some irregular words such as "even" and "tolerable" (but I really want to discuss this, can this be regarded as a loan word? ), many grammatical errors and incorrect use of punctuation marks are not conducive to the improvement of middle school students' Chinese writing level.

Others: Chinese characters are not only ideographic symbols in the network, but also a picture. Typically, the word "embarrassed" (punctuation marks and English letters are also commonly used for "drawing", such as "prostration”:Orz) should not be Chinese characters, but just a picture.

Personal opinion: As long as the network language is not too much (I think Martian is a bit too much), I think it can still be treated calmly. This shows that our ancient Chinese characters with a long history are still full of vitality. However, I think it is necessary to standardize online language. Overflowing and inappropriate online language should not affect Chinese teaching, the cultivation of Chinese quality and the improvement of students' writing ability. And what is appropriate? In my opinion, at least the new entries in Modern Chinese Dictionary have been recognized by the public and experts and can be used. The rest remains to be studied.