“Behave like an undifferentiated mass of political activitists and you’ll be referred to as such”

Still, I’m not sold about the blogosphere being an “uncollection.” This place is a resounding echo chamber, someone could say. At the time the Lefty blogs were all over Stephen Colbert, I searched the Righty blogs, and found only mentions of hating illegal immigration. Perhaps you’re more right about us in the blogosphere being a group of individuals than you know: we act so much so as individuals we never realize when we’re parading around our knee-jerk tendencies and falling into line with every cliched, stereotyped and thoughtless position that could be had. Each of us might be creating an echo chamber for himself.

When a conservative blog starts musing about how much damage the Right might have done to the institution of the Presidency by going after Clinton so ruthlessly, and when a Leftist blog starts considering that maybe the nuttiness they see in Evangelicals is maybe part and parcel of having a higher purpose - when I start seeing people put themselves in each other’s shoes and reasoning from there - then and only then will I be convinced that the Internet has done something revolutionary.