> In its first 35 years, the Web has sustained three mighty blows: 1. The pop-up advertisement (late 1990s). 2. The emergence of content farms for SEO (2000s).

> In its first 35 years, the Web has sustained three mighty blows: 1. The pop-up advertisement (late 1990s). 2. The emergence of content farms for SEO (2000s). 3. The final drowning of the Old Web in LLM-generated “slop” (now). This a good manifesto, a reason to improve tools. I am not a fan of TeX for writing (for layout it fits). But projects like these which concentrate on making tools to publish lower and higher effort knowledge graphs might be a good fit. Complex enough Markdown is just TeX. That said wsiwyg will always win.