In your paper, you mentioned how Twitter and other technologies are fostering connective movements more than collective movements in response to world events. However, oftentimes connective action can result in a lot of activity, that while imposing change, does not enact as much change as those in the movement are fighting for. Do you think that revolution-scale events can still happen on connective action alone, or is collective action needed to reinforce any connective action?
In your paper, you mentioned how Twitter and other technologies are fostering connective movements more than collective movements in response to world events. However, oftentimes connective action can result in a lot of activity, that while imposing change, does not enact as much change as those in the movement are fighting for. Do you think that revolution-scale events can still happen on connective action alone, or is collective action needed to reinforce any connective action?