Well said. I wonder how many people realize that the world wide web was somewhat similar to this at first? I recall the first day that Mosaic was released. This was already years after the internet was around along with an ability to email, FTP, and share basic links across sites. At the time Mosaic just seemed like a slightly easier way to navigate files across sites. You still had to know where to go, because there were no search engines. Things got easier once companies started to build indices of web sites, but it took search engines to really revolutionize the web. There was also a period of great confusion as companies tried to win the browser war by introducing all kinds of unique HTML functionality that essentially required web developers and users to pick and choose browsers. Fast forward to today and we see that the complexity of the World Wide Web is much greater than then, but that complexity is hidden from most users by effective standards in browsers and web development that allow much better user experiences.