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Micro-Communities Work: If You Want It

There was a point at which John Lennon made a decision to become a media hacker. He boiled his Beatles following down to a concentrated audience that could hear what he was saying. And then he acted, he didn’t wait. He said ‘War is over. If you want it.’ Imagine yourself at that crossroads.

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  • http://www.stealthmode.com hardaway

    I think thiat's what I was trying to tell Steve Gillmor yesterday on NGL. The great part of the web is community. If you want it. And I do, and I think many others to as well.

  • http://blog.echovar.com cgerrish

    Can we say what community through the Network is? Can we say what it can do? Has it proven it can do anything yet? Perhaps it's always already a distributed commune, but like the old days, no one can agree on which movie to go see.