> First, congratulations to the KyuWeb team on making something and getting it to launch. No team, just me, and I don't consider this to have "launched" yet. A

> First, congratulations to the KyuWeb team on making something and getting it to launch. No team, just me, and I don't consider this to have "launched" yet. A true launch will involve at least one working server and one working client people can use to browse it. But thank you regardless. > Text with styling exists in HTML. Yes, it has a lot of feature creep. Yes, there are pages that are just CSS and Javascript, with little HTML. However, it is the standard. I agree - which is why KyuWeb is about defining a way to use existing standards to meet the goal of a document-focused web rather than defining a new standard. That might seem like a distinction without a difference for some, but I think the difference will come in the software - a KyuWeb server is just an HTTP server with some slightly different behavior, and a KyuWeb client will use HTTP client libraries for communicating with it. > What I think they really would be happy with is HyperCard. HyperCard is not document-focused and not an open standard. That said I was a huge fan of Myst back in the day. :)