And so, it is only natural that art would find it's way into the world wide web. There's always some person using the computer to surf the net aimlessly, and you can't ask that person to get up, because that's exactly what you're going to do too when you get on. Or there are elaborate sign up sheets and whatnot. My point is, access is still not that accessible for some people. Nevertheless, among the people who finally do throw themselves in the cyber world of hypertext bytes, there is empowerment.
Art is the inside of the world.
It's not about privilege or talent, but effectively expressing what you want to say. The challenge is in the risk of exposing your thoughts and leaving them to potentially indifferent strangers . Make your ideas heard, say what you want to say, say what is lewd loud, say what is false, say what may be if you think it, say what is insignificant. We need access, I say. Come on, I know you want to teach yourself HTML and make your own damn web page .