Their numbers have dwindled significantly over the years. But cybercafes are still around and have potential as another third place in society, experts say. SINGAPORE: In their secondary school and polytechnic days, Leo Rui Yan and Jaden Chan used to frequent what Singaporeans referred to as LAN shops. Standing for local area network, these places link up several computers to play multiplayer games, either through wireless or wired connections. Ms Chan, now 30 years old, and Ms Leo, 28, would