The programmers and developers who write educational software suffer from the underestimation of children's intelligence. I would like to write software that made children really think and learn. The problem I have always felt about the internet is that it is over commercialised and not enough real information is circulated. The internet could be utilised forty fold more if people actually thought about producing information for mass consumption. The idea of the internet is a beautiful ideal - but the reality has lost some of that edge.
Location still is very important.
American imperialism on the internet scares me, and I know it scares a lot of Americans too. But it is good in other ways - I can get in contact with thousands of people or even better they can get in contact with me. People from all over the world emailing me about software or interviews or sound files or, now, Web pages. I like mail-lists too. Small mail groups like 'Adrave' for example are really groovy.