PRONOUN
definition : a word used in place of a noun or a name to avoid repetiton or clumsiness.

1. personal pronoun. Refer to :

• the speaker of speakers.
• person spoken to ; and.
• person or thing spoken of
• example : It has become a channel for some irresponsible users  to champion ( line 9 ).

   2.  relative pronoun. Refer to :

• relates an adjective clause to the noun or pronoun which is qualifies.

   3.  demonstrative pronoun. Refer to :

• points out the thing or person for which is stands.
• example : This gets even more ugly in today's ( line 13 ).

   4.  possessive pronoun. Refer to :

• show ownership or possession.
• example : Today, even ten or twelve - year - old minors can set up their own webpage ( line 11 ).

   5. interrogative pronoun. Refer to : 

• ask a question. It is the same in form as the relative pronoun.
• example : Who at the mere age of seventeen successfully broke into the  pentagon files ( line 24 ).

   6.  reflexive pronoun and emphasizing pronoun. Refer to :

• reflects the subject. It stands for the same person or thing as the subject.
• example : In 1997, the British business fielded 794 million items of un solicited mail and 65 per cent of managers in the UK considered themselves as victims ( line 37 ).

   7.  distributive pronoun. Refer to :

• whose meaning is distributed over two or more things.
• example : The Net too has been linked as a source that has brought about an overall increase in crime all around the world ( line 43 ).

   8.  indefinitive pronoun. Refer to :

• no particular person or persons.
• example : The effect of this legacy gives one the power to command a worldwide audience at one's fingertips ( line 2 ).