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Part 3: Reflections (5 of 9)
No, the problem isn't that we're preoccupied with links, it's that we have lost
track of structure! HTML is flat inside pages, and across pages there
is no explicit representations of higher order structures. Fortunately
there's hope on the horizon with projects like Hyper-G and
DynaWeb's
attempts to bring SGML to the web. It's ironic - Frank
probably never expected the WWW to take up computed links and
virtual structures, but leave behind composites!
Last modified: Mon Sep 23 11:49:39 1996
Randy Trigg trigg@workpractice.com
