Ralph Waldo Emerson never surfed the World Wide Web. Web builders dig ourselves out of pits they've created for us and into which we've blithely fallen.
Today marks a watershed in the battle between Web builders and browsermakers.
We're starting to gang up on them, and they had better start listening if they don't want to discover how easily we could render them irrelevant. Today, three columnists at significant Web publications are talking about the woes of Web builders and the consequences of these troubles for consumers. Jesse Berst of ZDNet is talking about the impact of browser hassles on consumers . Jeffrey Veen of Webmonkey is providing solid historical context and a clarion call to action for Web builders. Web builders are starting to gang up on browsermakers, and the companies better start listening if they don't want to become irrelevant.