Lilick Auftakt in "Virtual sociability: From Community to Communitas"

Astazi, Sorin Adam Matei mi-a facut o surpriza extrem de placuta, pentru care vreau sa ii multumesc mult, mult de tot. Despre ce e vorba? Mi-a aratat ca m-a mentionat, ca blogger liberal, in introducerea cartii "Virtual sociability: From Community to Communitas". Citez:

"Every day, across the Web, from Phnom Phen to Seattle, and from Bucharest to Johannesburg, thousands if not millions of groups of people who have never met each other in person exchange information, form organizations, help each other, start companies, trade jokes or insults, jostle for attention, or, turning to Clausewitz’s famous quip which Al Qaeda illustrates so well, wage war by other means. These interactions take place in the comment spaces of online newspapers spanning a broad gamut, from the Cambodian Phnom Phen Post and the Romanian Evenimentul Zilei to the South African Post and MSNBC. They stretch from the blog of Lilick Auftakt, the premiere liberal voice of Romania, to the South African president Jacob Zuma’s Facebook page or to that mother of all political gossip aggregators, the Huffington Post. They include, for good measure, the world famous GGMB (Gymnastics gossip message board), the IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) constellation of support fora, and—why not?—the Russian president’s Twitter account: @medvedevrussiae"

Eu ma apuc de citit si sper sa o faceti si voi! :)