There is a touching simplicity about the idea of adopting a Chinese blog
In an infinitely connected world there is a foster home for samizdat literature and establishment contrarian views. There could a cyber-asylum for thoughts that would have not otherwise seen light of day and died in-utero.
When a 800 lb gorilla like Microsoft together with the Chinese government cannot quell the babbling masses, the hoi polloi begins to look invincible. A silent, peaceful and non-violent revolution seems possible - in the classical Gandhian way.
Yet the masses for all their power are do not add up to much Google-wise atleast as one blogger points out
Googling "China's effect on the Internet" (with the quotes) turns up zero hits.
crossings as in traversals, contradictions, counterpoints of the heart though often not..
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