I suppose it comes down to who defines "the best" or what good and bad is. Your definition most likely won't be the same as mine. Times that by 6 billion (and

I suppose it comes down to who defines "the best" or what good and bad is. Your definition most likely won't be the same as mine. Times that by 6 billion (and different cultural attitudes in different lands) and it's obvious we will never always agree. The World Wide Web won't solve the differences between people. I think we should stop pretending it will, or expecting too much of a collection of computer-served XML. That's all it is, fundamentally. I would probably say that politics and social movements should stay out of this serving of XML, as you can't keep all of the people happy all of the time, so why try? Increasingly the machines we use are sending data back instead of serving us, frustratingly.