Tim Berners-Lee

The Web is a place where we can imagine new futures, and we need to build those futures.

The Web is a place where we can connect with our shared humanity, and we need to cherish that connection.

The Web is a mirror of humanity, and we need to make sure it reflects our best selves.

The Web is a platform for democracy, and we need to ensure it remains so.

The Web is a place for open dialogue, and we need to cultivate that dialogue.

The Web is a tool for understanding, and we need to use it to understand each other better.

The Web is a place where we can find common ground, and we need to seek it out.

The Web is a place where we can learn from our mistakes, and we need to be open to that learning.

The Web is a place where we can build a better world, and we need to commit to that goal.

The Web is a place where we can find inspiration, and we need to share that inspiration.

The Web is a place where we can connect with our passions, and we need to pursue those passions.

The Web is a place where we can make our voices heard, and we need to amplify those voices.

The Web is a place where we can break down barriers, and we need to continue to do so.

The Web is a place where we can foster empathy, and we need to cultivate that empathy.

The Web is a place where we can build trust, and we need to work towards that trust.

The Web is a place where we can find solutions, and we need to collaborate on those solutions.

The Web is a place where we can shape our future, and we need to take responsibility for that shaping.

You affect the world by what you browse.

I have always imagined the information space as something to which everyone has immediate and intuitive access, and not just to browse, but to create.

Anyone who has lost track of time when using a computer knows the propensity to dream, the urge to make dreams come true and the tendency to miss lunch.