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First thought that came to mind was this: people are inherently seekers of the easiest and seemingly-secure route to returns (ie intelligient laziness).
There may be a handful of cyber-personalities that might feel empowered to be a founder of a community that will eventually be the ideal vision that they had hoped for in the merits of discussion, availability, and general appeal; but with so many choices available and open for any first-time net browser, anything that can be found, probably is already there, it just depends on willing one person is to filter out which community they feel most comfortable in and maintaining toward future returns. And with such exhaustive measures in "guaging" what this particular website community is about, and what sort of demographic it is geared to, can be very hit-or-miss (especially considering when the thoughts and opinions do not come as natural where you need to process the thought through three or four channels first, then finally to your fingertips to convey a simple point).
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As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves. —Mohandas K. Gandhi
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