This can include having connections to other women and women's groups, where one's sense of community not tied to geography but common shared interests. Having the ability to communicate with a wide range of women is also about the ability to mobilize women. By sharing information across the Internet, access to new methods of communication between women can facilitate social changes. Using e-mail to circulate petitions or placing an international Web graphic on one's Web page to show solidarity and increase awareness are two such possibilities. Communication with other women also removes our sense of isolation and alienation on-line.
Women have the opportunity to communicate with others sharing similar experiences and situations.
In all these situations, what underlies the appeal to communication is that recognition that we can share experiences, create community and disseminate information to other women and groups. The Internet could become a forum for democracy, where everyone's voices, including women's, are expressed and heard. Everyone's on equal footing, no matter what kind of shoe you wear. In a similar manner, women are also drawn to the Internet due to the nature of accessibility. With the Internet, women have access to new resources and information not locally available.