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When I Invented The Web, I Didn't Have To Ask Anyone's Permission. Now, Hundreds Of Millions Of People Are Using It Freely. I Am Worried That That Is Going End In The Usa.

Software Companies Should Take More Responsibility For Security Holes, Especially In Browsers And E-mail Clients. There Are Some Straightforward Things The Industry Should Be Doing Right Now To Fix Things, And I Don't Know Why They Haven't Been Done Yet.

It Was Really Hard Explaining The Web Before People Just Got Used To It Because They Didn't Even Have Words Like Click And Jump And Page.

When It Comes To Professionalism, It Makes Sense To Talk About Being Professional In It. Standards Are Vital So That It Professionals Can Provide Systems That Last.

We Should Work Toward A Universal Linked Information System, In Which Generality And Portability Are More Important Than Fancy Graphics Techniques And Complex Extra Facilities.