A corporate jargon term for individual interactions on the same culture/power/economic/social level. Originally applied to computer networking on a computer level as opposed to a computer-server level.
Occasionally abbreviated as "P2P" and parallels "B2B" (business to business) usually on a separate, lower power level.
Occasionally abbreviated as "P2P" and parallels "B2B" (business to business) usually on a separate, lower power level.
When the "Clu" and 'programs' battled the "Master Control Program" in the film Tron, the programs' collaboration is an example of peer-to-peer interaction.
by Hapto October 23, 2007
social pressure via the internet (IM, IRC, email, etc) by members of one's peer group (clan, guild, team, etc) to take a certain action, adopt certain values, or otherwise conform in order to be accepted by the geek group
Jimmy: Dude, WoW Wrath of the Lich King is so awesome!!1111 you have to start playing WoW again!
James: No way man, stop it with the peer to peer pressure!
James: No way man, stop it with the peer to peer pressure!
by Mofoo December 16, 2008
Brad peer to peer pressured me into buying an non-fungible token of a 3 second looped video for the value of $500,000.
by remyhax April 19, 2021