The 113+ Tim Berners-Lee Quotes

In Many Ways, People Growing Up With The Web And Now The Semantic Web Take The Power At Their Fingertips For Granted.

It Is The The Duty Of A Webmaster To Allocate Uris Which You Will Be Able To Stand By In 2 Years, In 20 Years, In 200 Years.

Now, If Someone Tries To Monopolize The Web, For Example Pushes Proprietary Variations On Network Protocols, Then That Would Make Me Unhappy.

Anyone Who Slaps A 'this Page Is Best Viewed With Browser X' Label On A Web Page Appears To Be Yearning For The Bad Old Days, Before The Web, When You Had Very Little Chance Of Reading A Document Written On Another Computer, Another Word Processor, Or Another Network.

I Don't Know Whether Machine Translation Will Eventually Get Good Enough To Allow Us To Browse People's Websites In Different Languages So You Can See How They Live In Different Countries.

That Idea Of Url Was The Basic Clue To The Universality Of The Web. That Was The Only Thing I Insisted Upon.

Sites Need To Be Able To Interact In One Single, Universal Space.

I Suppose It's Amazing When You Think How Many Things People Get Involved In That Don't Work.

When It Comes To Professionalism, It Makes Sense To Talk About Being Professional In It. Standards Are Vital So That It Professionals Can Provide Systems That Last.

I Think It Projects Are About Supporting Social Systems - About Communications Between People And Machines. They Tend To Fail Due To Cultural Issues.

[with Ai] Somebody's Going To Have To Think Of A Completely New Algorithm, A New Way Of Doing Goal-based Planning.

Legend Has It That Every New Technology Is First Used For Something Related To Sex Or Pornography. That Seems To Be The Way Of Humankind.