malcolm blackwell wrote an article saying you cannot have strong ties online. i disagree with that. some of the strongest ties that i have in my activism or with people i have never met or people i have met after meeting them on line first. the key is that you cannot assume that because you tweak to someone once that you have a tie theire. there is a lot of back channel conversations that happen in the background, and you cannot discount that. >> in egypt, for example, if the debate just a there without tahrir square, it would not have had a revolution. had a revolution.

malcolm blackwell wrote an -- gladwell wrote an article saying you cannot have strong ties online. i disagree with that. some of the strongest ties that i have in my activism or with -- are with people i have never met or people i have met after meeting them on line first. the key is that you cannot assume that because you tweak to someone once that you have a tie there. but you can develop those ties online. there is a lot of back channel conversations that happen in the background, and you cannot discount that. i do not remember the second question. >> in egypt, for example, if the debate just a there without tahrir square, it would not have had a revolution. it is the gap from the facebook page 2 tahrir square. there still has to be feet hitting the pavement. there still has to be face-to- face, and developing off line relations. it is not the end game, is a tool. setting up facebook page is not of victory. i think we should talk about the other questions. did you want to do something about that? classic question that organizations have all the town. how you get them active and