For now, a cool Java project. Soon I hope it is a way in which people share information. The BeanBrowser is designed to allow web users to interactively create pages similar to html pages. These pages are interactive too, so that standard web users of the site can add content like text, attachments, images, mp3s, or whatever the Beans are designed to handle. Pages are constructed out of JavaBeans, not html.
Every page has an owner.
Only the owner can modify a page. The World Wide Web is a mostly a means of presentation. It is rarely interactive, and usually requires technical skills to create interactive content. The BeanBrowser is inherently interactive in that users can design content, or create it through the process of browsing. Simple answer is that the principles of supply and demand dictate that the lower the cost, the more use the product gets.