The World Wide Web began only a few years ago . The first beekeeping home page I can remember was put up by a graduate student named Jordan Schwartz at the University of Washington. I can recall thinking at that time that this was a consequence of the digital revolution. A person relatively unknown in the beekeeping world could lay claim to the first page on the World Wide Web with this ambitious title. Mr. Schwartz has now changed his site's title to the Beekeepers Reference Page .
Domain names are somewhat different.
One site gets A for effort. It is is put up by Ron Miksha in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Ron calls his site the Beekeeper's Home Pages. Indeed, a visitor to Ron's site has difficulty finding out the developer's name at all. One of my older brothers is David, a queen breeder in Groveland, Florida.