Most of that doesn't belong on the alternative web I have in mind. It can keep living on the current one. Usability features like dyslexia friendly fonts, lar

Most of that doesn't belong on the alternative web I have in mind. It can keep living on the current one. Usability features like dyslexia friendly fonts, large fonts, etc., belong in the browser, not on a web page. If anything, this would be easier on the alternative web. The key idea would be that when you go to a URL on this alternative web, you know you're not going to get slammed with some cycle-sucking, RAM-sucking, virus-carrying, UI horror. More gopher-ish, but relatable to those who have used a web browser. I can dream. edit: Ha. Right now, this comment has 6 points, and my original above has -2 points. My illusions of HN rationality are thus reduced. sniff