There are, I understand, paid librarians whose job it is to find things on the Web, and I find this notion laudable. But were I to set out to look, I would have no idea where to go, because there is no way of knowing what is trapped in the Web, how it is linked together, or how to get to it except serendipitously. I believe, truly, there must be someone who understands the concept. I understand it this way. We are all equal.
All knowledge is presumed to have the same value and entitled to clamor for attention.
People may advertise their wares without having any wares. Government agencies may satisfy their obligation to serve the public by putting up everything they have with no apparent pattern and declaring they are free and open to inspection. I use Netscape. I wait a lot as graphics appear, but apparently my high resolution machine is not highly resolved to produce Web pictures because most of what I see looks like it may have been done by a drunken Jackson Pollock. I think it would be easier to cruise out to the adult store on the city line and pay the twelve bucks and get some good photography.