I think much of this foreshadows how the infrastructure of networks will evolve over the next decade to cope with difficulties of this nature. There was a proj

I think much of this foreshadows how the infrastructure of networks will evolve over the next decade to cope with difficulties of this nature. There was a project I worked on several years that required becoming familiar with SEO in the earlier days and tactics like this have exploded and become more automated since 2010. On a global network, enforcement hurdles (real or perceived) are turning the information superhighway into a digital concentration camp. I personally can enjoy an I.S.H. without having to access a global network and forecast segmentation of networks branching off and web properties poping up on the new canvas to cater to domestic or local norms, rather than accessing a network where lowest common denominator dictatorship engagement/enforcement cancels out any benefit of ease of data retrieval. We can easily siphon anything from a global network, so IMO, you may still access a network to assist with day-to-day tasks, but Internet 1.0`s days are numbered as being part of many folks daily routine/lifestyle.