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Quote by Tim Berners-Lee
The most important thing about the World Wide Web is that it is universal.
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The quote says the Web matters most because it is meant for everyone, rather than being limited to one group, place, or kind of user. Its universality is presented as its central value: broad access and connection are more important than any single feature.
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- World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), “The World Wide Web - Past Present and Future”
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- Official Statement
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