We will need to support not breaking the internet; the web is just a part of that. Still, they should fix it by making W3C specifications so that it doesn't hav

We will need to support not breaking the internet; the web is just a part of that. Still, they should fix it by making W3C specifications so that it doesn't have the stupid stuff (because there is a lot of stupid stuff in it now); but, also is needed to protect free and open internet too, which is separate but related (and will help to save the web too, although it won't do it by itself because there are other issues than internet involved). Such as, ensure that internet packets can be freely distributed (to their intended destination) without tampering, if they follow the transport-layer protocols (application-layer protocols, such as HTTP(S), is not the job of the ISP to enforce; you can use any application-layer protocols on any port numbers in either direction (it is the job only of the two end points (client and server) to block the packets they don't want, and not anyone else)). The issues specific to web is to improve the web browser software (a lot of the stuff is stupid designs, I think). For internet, ensure you can be part of internet.