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You are thinking about how to evolve the web, while meantime the rest of the world has not yet discovered it. I mean people are still sending word documents via
by z3t4 9y ago
You are thinking about how to evolve the web, while meantime the rest of the world has not yet discovered it. I mean people are still sending word documents via e-mail instead of making web documents in HTML and CSS and with an URL. When Dropbox came out you guys thought it was stupid, while normal people found it amazing that you no longer had to e-mail or print the documents in order to share them. People are using the web to search for information. Now we have to make it possible for them to also share information. Sure we have Twitter and Facebook, but that's not "the web" even though many people believe it is.
- sjy 9y ago>people are still sending word documents via e-mail instead of making web documents in HTML and CSS and with an URL What's so bad about this? I know how to make web documents but I still do this. Email attachments are available for as long as the recipient chooses to keep them, and can't be changed once they've been sent. Sometimes that's a feature.
- z3t4 9y agoMaybe a revision system can be baked in. Like the browser could show you what has changed since your last visit. And you could see how a web site looked like on a given date.
- marcosdumay 9y agoThe web is a publishing medium. It sucks a lot as a sharing medium. If your audience is any less than the entire mankind, sharing your data by the web requires an unending number of hacks and another medium where you can communicate how to jump through them.