Step #1.

Build your presence on the web. Be the authority that the social online communities look up. Be good to the point that they will remember you if they need help and support and guidance. Serve these online social communities. Be a father figure to them.

Step #2.

Organize a group that can assist you in your plans. Feed these group goodies. Make them loyal to you. Expose them to your hate propaganda.

Step #3.

Create discontent. Issues that can really divide online community users.

Examples: Why users of Yuwie.com get paid for doing the exact same thing Facebook users are doing. This is injustice.

The effect would be some kind of WEB 2.0 Virus

Of course this post seems like a big joke right now. But we should not underestimate cult leaders. Time and again, they have found a way.

If some sites can make you fall in love or experience hatred, cult leaders might find a way to let you believe and trust them.

What if you can provide this passive community the motivation and the skills to become rulers of a great dominion, will this community rise up to their potential?

This is happening right now in the cyberworld. Yes brothers and sisters, a revolutionary twist is being added by the minute to the online users of social media.

Players:
Yuwie, Rotatrix, Gizters, Mylot and many other online communities are at the forefront of this major battle. They are radically shifting the values of online social community users and breeding them to become online moneymakers of the future. They are converting these once social oriented networkers into online marketers. Strompernet and others like this websites are providing the trainings and strategies. Combinations of these two development mutate the users. Social networkers now use their community with commercial intent. And the metamorphosis is shocking.

Future:
A time might come that users with authority presence on the net can provide a central command forming some kind of a union with bargaining power against the owners of this online communities.

This is too far out yes… with conviction and technical savvy, it is possible.

Because someday we can find ways to make this online community users TRUST and BELIEVE.