I did not expect to be starting the proverbial journey of a thousand miles, but I was about to take the first step. It soon became obvious that I was the guy who really wanted current content on our Web site. I wanted to click on the racing schedule, the officers' names, and the race results. Other club members thought it would be nice, but they had other priorities. Remember, the World Wide Web was invented by a physicist so that physicists who live all around the world, and who are rarely out of sight of a computer, can work together to analyze experiments that are run by a hundred or so people.
Nobody cares what happened last year.
That has been published. We want the current stuff . Now, sailors are not so different. We need to know when the next race is, who is in what class, and who won the race yesterday. It was obvious to me that that stuff belonged on the Web, but it was not there.