I've a daughter who is now 23. Growing up she dabbled extensively in the evolving Internet - through the transitions it has made over the last 15 years. Seeing

I've a daughter who is now 23. Growing up she dabbled extensively in the evolving Internet - through the transitions it has made over the last 15 years. Seeing the sites and apps that she has used over those years has, as a techie, been an oustanding experience. I say "Don't trust anyone over 25 to make the Internet fun and weird". I've not doubt that in 15 years we will look back at the current internet as tame or simplistic - like I look back at the computers I used in the early 80s. We might still be carrying "smartphones" but I doubt it. Lastly, I am more concerned about us users controlling the internet than I am about it being fun or weird.