The Internet exploded late Sunday night and Monday over a piece that appeared in the New York Times (following another in the Guardian, since removed because it failed to meet its journalistic standards) expressing elaborate concern that Lisa Adams, a woman with metastatic cancer and an active Twitter account, Wasn’t Doing It Right. By the mere fact of having written poems and tweets (or, in the writer’s choice of words, not written but “pecked”) and made use of the Caring Canines volunteer dog program, the piece implied, Adams was doing something Deeply Suspect. People, the writer went on to suggest, might prefer it if she “battled” less (although Adams has written before about her distaste for military metaphors for cancer). He, for one, felt that her experience put his father-in-law’s struggle with the disease in an unduly critical light.