Congratulations!

You are Time Magazine's Person of the Year!

Well, sure, I am, too. And so is everyone else. Everyone who has a computer and uses it to view or add content on the World Wide Web - citizens of the "New Digital Democracy," as Time puts it.

Really, this is a pretty neat idea, and I certainly agree with the concept behind the choice, moreso than I agree with a few of the winners from previous years. Acknowledging the importance of the digital generation we are currently involved in is a nice step, even if that same digital generation helps to drain circulation from publications like Time on a near-daily basis. But the thought was nice. :)