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About The Future of the Internet
The defining aspects of the Web 3.0 social experience are that you won't need to "go" anywhere, except maybe to set up some initial parameters. Where your computer is, is where you are. Information comes to you based on tags and search criteria; you don't have to go out there. This site will explore the coming 'world with no Web sites.'
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