Internet-inspired movements usually have lasting impact only if they generate traditional political activity, such as street protests or the establishment of political parties. For this, they need leadership, which net activists tend to reject, because they view themselves as pure grassroots movements.
互联网推动的运动往往只有在产生了传统政治活动时——如街头抗议或建立政党等——才能形成持续影响。因此，它们需要领袖，而这往往被网络活动家所拒绝，因为他们视自己为纯草根运动。大部分互联网支持的骚乱没有可行的战略和明确的方向，很快就消散了。