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WordPress’s role in a changing web - Heather Burns

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20 minutes very worth your reading time, if you are interested in the open web, and the role large open source projects like WordPress should play in regard of policy making, and the reasons why this is not happening. All the while other interested parties try to shape the regulations that are underway and a…


The web we may have lost - Christian Heilmann

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The current blow to the open web that is the Net Neutrality ruling feels terrible to me. My generation saw the web emerge and many of us owe our careers to it. (…) I am not surprised that it came to this. The world-wide-web always scared the hell out of those who want to control…


The Web began dying in 2014, here's how - André Staltz

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It looks like nothing changed since 2014, but GOOG and FB now have direct influence over 70%+ of internet traffic. (…) GOOG’s goal is to gather as much rich data as possible, and build AI. Their mission is to have an AI provide timely and personalized information to us, not specifically to have websites provide…


Fuck Facebook - Daring Fireball

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Treat Facebook as the private walled garden that it is. If you want something to be publicly accessible, post it to a real blog on any platform that embraces the real web, the open one. daringfireball.net


Three things we need to change to save the web – Tim Berners-Lee

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Happy Birthday, dear 'web'. 28 years: You are not going to join the 27 club, which is a good thing, but you picked up some bad habits recently. (…) I imagined the web as an open platform that would allow everyone, everywhere to share information, access opportunities, and collaborate across geographic and cultural boundaries. In…