context: WWW was co-developed by Robert Cailleau, Tim Berners-Lee in 1990 while working at CERN. The problem at the time was that the article databases used by the researchers were really clumsy to use. A nicer interface was needed, for example, without having to manually enter the name of every computer contacted, but only navigating through text links. So the original motivation for the development of the WWW was to make research databases easy to use. The first web server was in the SLAC Particle Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University and contained about 300,000 physics research articles. The users of the database were convinced of the convenience of the WWW system. The first web page returned to everyone on April 30, 2013 with its original URL. [1]
question: Who invented the hypertext system?
answers.text: Robert Cailleau, Tim Berners-Lee