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The creation of an on-line community: the Spanish case

The main aim of this talk is to explain how an on-line community of Internet users has been developing in Spain, devoting an special attention to political issues. That way we can describe several interesting phenomena in the cyberrights arena in Spain using the concept of on-line community as a unifying criterion. Once the Spanish community has been described, I will briefly compare it with the conception of on-line community described by American Internet activists and theoreticians.