Totally agree! The semantic web (Web 3.0) will change a lot how we for example interact with websites and will finally make the information on the web usable. C

Totally agree! The semantic web (Web 3.0) will change a lot how we for example interact with websites and will finally make the information on the web usable. Currently every website lives in its own little world. As long as we stay on one page it kind of works and I can for example sort and filter by properties, however as soon as I want to combine the information of different pages this ends (example if I want to see the hotel I stay in with the best restaurants in the city from yelp). That is the reason why we currently work on http://link.fish http://link.fish which is a smart bookmark manager and allows people to work with the information behind the urls. We are currently in a closed beta but am happy about anybody who gives honest feedback. Here is a short 2 min (low quality) demo video which shows how it works: https://youtu.be/Chfy3le5gY0 https://youtu.be/Chfy3le5gY0