Clicking the back button in Netscape will return the user to the Wallace Library page. Web addresses are a way of communicating where the web page is located. It designates the name of the computer somewhere on the Internet and where on that computer the web page is located. The URL must be typed exactly to work. Web pages can be read on any open web server computer set up to host web pages.
Many different groups provide the information found on the web.
Pages you look at could be created by children, individuals, businesses, schools, advertisers, universities, governments, museums, research organizations or almost any other group you can imagine. The quality of the information will depend on who provides it and maintains it. Also, remember that the World Wide Web is international, so you can find pages in different languages and from many countries of the world. This depends on where the information comes from. Anyone can put up web pages that says nearly anything, so look at where the information is coming from.