The cutting edge of Cyberspace is corporate America, where lightning fast servers and closed-loop intranets become hypertext pressure cookers. If you ride the cutting edge, don't fall forward. It took some doing to convince web writers that copyrights don't come bundled with the Sunday comics. In 1994, Netscape was an upstart who dared to make money on the Internet.
Webmasters are a lonely breed.
No one wants to be a Webslave. Hopefully, you're too busy to mess with web weaving. I'll take care of it. In 1989, I took on the task of producing a daily E-Mail newsletter for nearly 9,000 readers. In the interim, the company mainframe computers gave way to a network.