本研究是以交工通具的專業虛擬社群為研究對象，在未來也可以擴展 到其他不同類型的虛擬社群網站，藉以觀察不同類型的虛擬社群之知識分 享結構與過程有何差異，而在購買資訊上也可以深入分析機車或單車的購 買動機與重視的概念是哪些。另外在研究的限制上，可以將研究時間拉長 並蒐集更多的資料樣本，分析大量資料的結果有何差異。而隨著時間改變
與科技的發展，人們在交通工具的使用習慣可能會不一樣，討論的內容主 軸也會有所不同，未來也可加入不同的時間條件探討比較知識結構與知識 分享過程的差異。
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