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[retronetdev]

It is unfortunate that in the time I have remaining on this plane of existence, I must put so much effort in resisting the government’s efforts to impose an onerous requirement that should not be imposed at the outset.

RetroWeb

As a technology professional who grew up alongside the industry, my experience far predates the Internet. That said, I have enjoyed the “retro-Net,” that is, the World Wide Web as it existed as an Information Superhighway packed full of authentic and accurate content, few if any advertisements, and ‘Mom and Pop’ scratching out a modest living as the purveyors of a unique offering.

Those days are now long gone.

However, the choices of how to navigate the web is little different from choosing what series of streets to take in order to reach your destination.

“Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Few idioms are as meaningful, yet even my recent search for this term was fought with extraneous information and attacks by those interlopers who would exploit one’s quest for knowledge.

‘What if” I were to only visit those sites which genuinely provided the information I seek, free of sophistry and guile and sorely lacking in integrity? Call it, “Site A.”

From Site A my next Internet Web address might be Site C or Site F. Site C is “on the tour,” meaning, I know that a visit there will be just that. Site F, however, leads out of the RetroNet, and a visit there would be “caveat emptor.”

If I am me, and yes, I just happen to be me, I am going to actively choose the path which yields the most value over that which does not.

If there are no advertisements, there’s no income? There are advertisements, but they are non intrusive and do not manipulate people or content for any reason. In other words, I have zero concerns about visiting a website which, while it may provide one perspective on the topic, it is, at a minimum, honest, safe, and a true representation of one person freely sharing their experiences and opinions and knowledge with others.

Fortunately, I already know this concept works and works well because it has already proven itself. I have been describing a World Wide Web which catalyzed the Web we have today. The proof of concept is that empirically, this version of the internet was so overwhelmingly popular, it lead to all we have to thank for it today.

RetroWeb is not a substandard offering, and does not require that vegetables-only be eaten. But more need not be said. Everyone knows the truth of what I have been saying. It is instinctual, intuitively true, and undeniable. RetroWeb is not about making money.

RetroWeb is about communicating to people that which others know or believe to be true.

A person who owns a business based upon the propagation of truth, can never go wrong, even when wrong.