Okay,
people.
Here's
the deal. Every single word you're
looking at is a hyperreference to another page. That's 175 page links included in one document.
Why
did we decide
to
do
this
page this way?
Because the Internet's justification is the free access of information
for all, but
there
are problems with
this.
The
first problem
is that the sheer
glut of
pages makes it almost
impossible to find
what you're looking for. Also, similar domain names can cause an art
site
to turn into a porn site.
The second is that people put up
crap:
their
MP3
playlists,
webring
links, "directories"
of
links
that
haven't
been
maintained
in
months,
so
that
half
of
the
links
are
dead.
Or
they
submit
half-
completed
sites
to
search
engines.
The
third
is
that
Internet
technology
is
outstripping
the
average
consumer's
abilities
to
access
the
pages:
Shockwave
software,
Flash,
Quicktime,
Java
cookies--
multimedia
eye
candy
that
is,
ultimately,
useless.
Without
a
cable
modem,
your
computer
will
crash
each
and
every
time.
That's
all
we
have
to
say.