The practice of Buddhism really need not be centered on:

• Critiquing Buddhist bloggers (and yes I do it too, in fact keep on reading!)
• The Dalai Lama or Aung San Suu Kyi  (there I go again!)
• Dogen bashing.
• Dogen worship (I'm not going to hyperlink everything today!)
• Eido Shimano's scandals 
• Big Mind^TM
• Crackpots such as Bill Harris
• The Huffington Post
• etc.

Presumably most Buddhists' Buddhist  practice takes place well out of range of the blogosphere, though of course it happens there as well.  But frankly,  often there's more Buddhist practice in something like Francis Lam's writing on his experience making an omelet than there is in my Buddhist blogging, or for that matter, other Buddhist bloggers. (If you don't think making an omelet practice is an exercise in mindfulness, try doing it and get back to me or Mr. Lam.)