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  Feminism must be entangled with community and conversation. The Internet’s common culture of commenting—where each person democratically speaks her mind without entangling her thoughts with those of others that come after or before, or within a continuing and building dialogue— does not lead to political possibility. What one students calls “an online-only feminism” is defined by mistaking freedom of one’s own Internet expression as itself enough, or even political.