The Goal Of The Web Is To

[the Internet] Ought To Be Like Clay, Rather Than A Sculpture That You Observe From A Distance.

What I Do Has To Be A Function Of What I Can Do, Not A Function Of What People Ask Me To Do.

I Basically Wrote The Code And The Specs And Documentation For How The Client And Server Talked To Each Other.

One Of The Things I Like About The Computer That I Use Is That I Can Write A Program On It Or I Can Download A Program On To It And Run It. That's Kind Of Important To Me, And That's Also Kind Of Important To The Whole Future Of The Internet... Obviously A Closed Platform Is A Serious Brake On Innovation.

The Nice Thing About Programming At The Rdf Level Is That You Can Just Say, I'll Ask For All The Books. You Can Ask For All The Shelves. You Can Ask For A Given Shelf Whether A Book Was On It. And You're Not Worrying So Much About The Underlying Syntax.