But now with electronics you can actually collect it all in one place and organize it, and that's what we set out to do. The really powerful idea was to use the users of the Internet to make it meaningful. I have always thought that the hidden resource of the Internet is not the content on the Internet, but the users of the Internet. It is just a matter of following the paths and leveraging all the readers of the Internet. It's remarkable what average people come up with on their own with a little help.
Modems are slow, the sites are unorganized.
So it is remarkable to me that there's been this much interest that has caused a lot of people to put down the television remote and put away the processed world that we lived in to go into this creaking, barely working Internet space and start playing around and building it. We don't have couch potatoes out there. We can prove it. We know where people surf. They're not just doing weather, news, sports and The Simpsons.