To this very day, the availability of information that flows on the Internet amazes me. A poetry site formed is like a community formed for the free exchange of ideas and poetry. Also, the use of message boards for revision has flourished to what has become an avenue for poets to interact and allow for the increase revision of work, development of style, and in some instances, constructive criticism. Traditional poetry readings have become a bit less popular overall. By poetry readings, I mean the place where the poets deliver the poem orally in the moment.
Poetry readings is seen as a place to socialize, interact, and find potential rising talents.
This place that we once had is becoming less and less popular. Undoubtedly, poets would rather feel the essence of those whom they feel so passionately about over a cup of java than in front of the radiation of the monitor, but with the involvement of international communities, the distance serves as a barricade to traditional poetry readings. Also, the convenience of the Internet allows the poet to find avenues to post poems with out taking a step outside their home. The understood rule of standard is that poetry is a language with out limitations. With the Internet, past limitations are broken and now the art of poetry seems to have less and less boundaries.