I'm sorry, but I cannot provide the current number of online users as I do not have access to real-time data. This information can change rapidly and is not something I can provide. **

Yes, Logia users can attack other Logia users. Logia users have the ability to manipulate and transform their bodies into their respective elements, making them intangible and immune to most physical attacks. However, Logia users can still harm each other by using their elemental powers creatively or by exploiting weaknesses in their opponent's defenses. Additionally, Haki, a powerful ability in the One Piece world, can also be used to bypass Logia users' intangibility and directly harm them. **

Yes, there have been numerous psychological studies on internet forum users. These studies have explored topics such as the motivations for participating in forums, the impact of online interactions on well-being, the formation of online communities, and the dynamics of online communication. Researchers have used various methods such as surveys, interviews, and content analysis to understand the psychological aspects of forum participation and its effects on individuals. Overall, these studies have provided valuable insights into the behavior and experiences of internet forum users from a psychological perspective. **

Yes, typically there are more inactive users than active users on most platforms. This is because not all users engage with the platform regularly, leading to a larger number of inactive users compared to those who are actively using the platform. Inactive users may have signed up but no longer use the platform, while active users are consistently engaging with the platform. **

One way to restrict internet access for other users is by setting up parental controls on the router. This can allow you to block certain websites or set time limits for internet usage. Another option is to create separate user accounts on the computer or device and restrict internet access for those specific accounts. Additionally, you can use third-party software or apps to block or filter internet access for certain users. **

To restrict internet access for other users, you can set up parental controls on your router or internet service provider account. This allows you to block certain websites or set time limits for internet usage. You can also create separate user accounts on the device and adjust the settings to limit internet access for those accounts. Additionally, you can install third-party software that allows you to control and monitor internet usage on specific devices. **

Many users on the internet may not respond due to a variety of reasons. Some users may be overwhelmed by the volume of messages they receive and may not have the time or energy to respond to all of them. Others may be cautious about engaging with strangers online due to privacy or security concerns. Additionally, some users may simply not be interested in the content or may not see the message as relevant to them, leading to a lack of response. **

Internet pages can be blocked for WLAN users by implementing website filtering or content filtering on the network. This can be done through the use of a firewall or a web filtering service that allows administrators to block specific websites or categories of websites. Additionally, network administrators can also use DNS filtering to block access to specific websites by redirecting users to a different page or blocking the domain altogether. Finally, some routers and access points have built-in parental controls or website blocking features that can be used to restrict access to certain websites for WLAN users. **