In HTML, links appear as markups in the document, but HTML allows the user to create one link only at a given offset of a document. The question of expressiveness of hypertext machines with separate or embedded links can be solved within our proposed framework. The World Wide Web. To achieve this, a more change oriented approach is needed. The numbers of users and machines connected change too fast to be quoted.
Newspapers are important institutions in the western world of today.
The World Wide Web protocols offer the chance to go beyond static documents. What we see today is that not only has HTML been accepted as a language of communication, but it has also become the de facto language in which documents are encoded on the web. Tim Berners-Lee, Robert Cailliau, Ari Luotonen, Henrik Frystyk Nielsen , and Arthur Secret. The World Wide Web. Gopher , like WAIS, does not support hyperlinks.