- The Web is amazing.
- You can play games with friends
- on different continents,
- find answers to any question in seconds,
- see a live feed of our planet from space,
- translate languages with a single click,
- share a recent photo from a fun trip,
- or tell everyone you know
- about your cool, new job.
- But it wasn’t always like this.
- It wasn’t always a beautiful,
- infinite world of knowledge and activity.
- It’s easy to forget how disconnected
- we were before the Web.
- It was a lot harder to find
- and share information.
- So many of our online experiences today
- are powered by standards under the hood,
- fruits of years of collaboration.
- Without developers working together,
- we would need different browsers
- to view different sites,
- and search engines would be much less powerful,
- if the Web were split into silos.
- In fact, it’s safe to assume that
- without today’s connected tech landscape
- We’d probably be in the middle
- of a zombie apocalypse,
- fending off maniacal desert gangs,
- and watching our civilization crumble
- into a seemingly endless vacuum of nothing.
- A word of advice:
- Nobody ever beat zombies alone.
- This glorious Web
- is our collective responsibility,
- and we need to treat it as such.
- It’s a rich, valuable digital world,
- but it wouldn’t hold together
- without the standards we use every day.
- So, how can we take care of it?
- By taking action.
- By coding,
- writing,
- designing,
- discussing,
- and defending the open Web.
- Thank you for supporting Web standards.
- Please help us shape the next era.
- Join our efforts to build an open web platform for the future.
Thursday, 2 June 2016
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