I don't know about you, but this time I think Time Magazine is reaching for it's "Person of the Year". God knows, I wouldn't be the one to take anything away from the Internet or the mobile world we are increasingly living in. The "revolution" Time credits is, well -- old news. If they didn't want to name the now wealthy, wet-behind-the-ears YouTube founders, that's fine. But naming "You" as the "Person of the Year" is a cop out. If -- and I say if because Time editors are more qualified to narrow down their candidates for this honor -- they had to have an Internet-based "Person of the Year", they're missing the point. My candidate&hellip
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