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Join In: The Internet Needs You

There are over 2 billion websites out there somewhere.
Are you making the most of this opportunity?

“Television is for appearing on - not for looking at.”

Noel Coward
English actor, dramatist, & songwriter (1899 - 1973)

 

The internet is not just for surfing, it's for publishing.

Use it.

 
the internet is "dangerous"
the internet is no substitute for a library
the internet is not optional
the internet is more than just a technology and more than just a channel
the internet is like a vagina
the internet is a zoo
the internet is good
the internet is revolutionizing our society
the internet is now a dominant tool for regular people
the internet is for amateurs
the internet is like a penis
Quotes above from Googlism
 
 

The greatest thing about the internet is that it allows open and free direct communication from individuals to the world at large.

I hope this site gives you the confidence to take part in the internet yourself. I began this site with a hand-me-down computer and a dial-up connection.

Have you got a website? If not, why not?

The internet is surely there to be used to spread your view as well as just take in the views of other people and read articles and advertisements targeted at you.

The only excuse for not having a website is because you have nothing to say. If you really do have nothing to say then don't have a website, but if you have an opinion or two then use the internet, it is what it should be for.

If you have a limited message and you don't want to go to the trouble of having a website yourself then consider the possibility of publishing on the internet indirectly. This site is seeking more contributions, that's literary not financial contributions. I want your thoughts, not your money.

If you take my advice and get your own website let me know and I can help you out with a link.

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