This is for everyone
He says he’d give the Web a B-plus, even an A-minus, that on balance it is a force for good. Yet an “accident of fate” has compromised its goodness. And that accident is intertwined with–perhaps, perversely, even caused by–his decision back in 1992 to take the road less traveled. The question that fascinates people who have heard of Berners-Lee–Why isn’t he rich?–may turn out to have the same answer as the question that fascinates him: Why isn’t the World Wide Web better than it is?
