Although cyberculture is made possible by the network's wires, cables, servers, and terminals, it thrives where users meet within the wires and upon the interfaces.
Cyberculture is deep.
Indeed, within a particularly healthy listserv thread or collaborative Website exist dynamic interactions, social constructions, political negotiations, sexual posturing, and institutional histories. Cyberculture resembles a collection of mini-villages, replete with the village idiot, the sage, the argumentative curmudgeon, the idealistic student, and the den mother, not to mention the town hall, the playground, the shopping mall, and back alley. According to Silver, what we call cyberculture today may not exist tomorrow. Like other new technologies, computer-mediated communication technologies are evolving at an incredible rate. The Americans, just like the world as a whole, continue to embrace and integrate basic Internet technologies into their personal and business lives, so we can expect even more innovations.