>Do you think that for a movement to be a good idea, it must be an immediate and overwhelming success? > >Clearly, from the Dean campaign enough people know how to use a website that this should not be written off. > >The majority of users will not be wiki editors, just readers of the content. > >I'm never amazed by the ability for someone who complains about the status quo to offer less than thought out criticisms of something that can challenge the status quo. > >I think you like hating the Republicans and don't want them to leave.
Not the case. I did help Dean and still like his ideas. He indeed showed that internet grass-roots/youth involvement is a power to consider. Yet, I'm not sure the masses are ready.
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