I agree. It seems the "hacker" term is from the media still stuck in the past and not realizing that the Internet is pretty mainstream. I think the people tha

I agree. It seems the "hacker" term is from the media still stuck in the past and not realizing that the Internet is pretty mainstream. I think the people that participate in Anon (since there really isn't a group) look at themselves more as citizens of the Internet using tools available to them. I've heard some guest on a news outlet equate the DDoS attacks as Internet sit-ins. This concept, while not exact is probably the closest analogy I've heard of.