The Internet Was Used Effectively to Extend the Reach of the Hawaiian

The Internet was used effectively to extend the reach of the Hawaiian language revitalization movement,demonstrating that:

A) the Internet can be a useful tool for building community and providing avenues for people to communicate in their language and redeem interest in and use of that language
B) the Internet can mobilize people to advocate for the use of their native languages,but only if a larger social movement provides the base for these efforts
C) because of the uniqueness of the Hawaiian language and cultural revitalization movement,the renewed interest in the Hawaiian language resulting from Internet exposure was nothing more than an exception and not a model for future preservation movements
D) the Internet is such a negative social space that people seeking to restore and retain their language through the Internet have to fight against the prejudices of Internet trolls