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| '''The open web is participatory, transparent, decentralized and generative.'''
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| *'''Fueled by participation, in ideas, energy or media from more than a billion Internet users.<br>'''
| | '''The open web is freedom, decentralization and collaboration. '''<br> |
| *'''Built on transparent technologies that anyone can study, use or improve.<br>'''
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| *'''Decentralized in both architecture and control, ensuring continued choice and diversity.<br>'''
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| *'''The generative nature of web means we can all take existing parts of the Internet into something that is our own.'''
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| '''The open web is a powerful tool for change. <br>The open web is threatened. <br>We need to protect, improve and grow the open web.''' | | '''The web is a powerful tool for change. ''' |
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| | '''The open nature of the web is threatened.''' |
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| | '''We need to protect, improve and grow the open web.''' |
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| == '''The open web is participatory, transparent, decentralized and generative.''' == | | == '''The open web is freedom, decentralization and collaboration.''' == |
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| '''The open web is:'''
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| === '''Fueled by participation, in ideas, energy or media from more than a billion Internet users.''' ===
| | *Freedom: The open web is built with technology and content that anyone can share, study, use or improve, without asking permission from others. |
| | *Decentralization: The open web architecture is distributed and control is shared by many parties, ensuring continued user choice. |
| | *Collaboration: The open web fueled by participation, in ideas, enthusiasm or media from more than a billion Internet users. |
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| *in the open web--anyone can request and receive access to information
| | == '''This web is a powerful tool for change.''' == |
| *users can look inside things to see how they work (i mean open-source but am looking for a non-tech buzzword way to say it)
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| *web example: user generated content: millions of users around the world add to shared knowledge (by contributing to wikipedia)
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| *non-web example: a town hall meeting where anyone can raise their hand and join the conversation
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| === '''Built on transparent technologies that anyone can study, use or improve. ''' ===
| | *The Internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible. |
| | *It’s the /most/ powerful communication tool in the history of humanity. |
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| * | | *The nervous system of trade, education, governance, activism, and play. |
| anyone can create content, code or devices
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| *web example: anyone can run | | *Lets a single idea achieve global impac. |
| *non-web example: a recipe book anyone can cook from and innovate with
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| Decentralized in both architecture and control, ensuring continued choice and diversity. ===
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| * | | *All without needing someone else’s approval or permission.<br> |
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| | == '''The open nature of the web is threatened.''' == |
| isn’t top down in control
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| *user choice for which programs to run | | *A closed internet slows down innovation and commerce, and stifles collaboration. <br> |
| *the consumers are also producers
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| *anyone can innovate on the web, without having to ask for permission
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| *web example: you choose which operating system to use and programs to install
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| The generative nature of web means we can all take existing parts of the Internet into something that is our own. ==
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| freely create, innovate and express ideas online without asking permission from others.
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| *web example: you can remix content together--photos, videos, music can be mashed up to create new content | | *walled gardens |
| *non-web example: a box of legos that can be re-shaped into new things at any point
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| The open web is a powerful tool for change. · ==
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| It’s the /most/ powerful communication tool in the history of humanity
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| The nervous system of trade, education, governance, activism, and play.
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| *Lets a single idea achieve global impact | | *centralization |
| *The Internet is a global public resource that must remain open and accessible.
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| The open web is threatened. ==
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| | *lack of privacy control<br> |
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| *walled gardens
| | == '''We need to protect, improve and grow the open web.''' == |
| *roadblocks
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| *gatekeepers
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| *centralization
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| *lack of privacy
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| A closed internet slows down innovation and commerce, and stifles collaboration
| | *The web must be protected from confusion, monopoly, exploitation, centralization and control. <br> |
| We need to protect, improve and grow the open web. ==
| | *The web needs to be improved through continued innovation and advancement to benefit as many as possible<br> |
| | *The open web can grow through applications of openness, ensuring open options in user choice. |
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| *Magnifying the public benefit aspects of the Internet is an important goal, worthy of time, attention and commitment.
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| *protecting the web means making sure there are open options in user choice
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| *The effectiveness of the Internet as a public resource depends upon interoperability (protocols, data formats, content), innovation and decentralized participation worldwide.
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| *Free and open source software promotes the development of the Internet as a public resource.
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| *Individuals' security on the Internet is fundamental and cannot be treated as optional.
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| *growing the open web means creating applications of openness
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| *Commercial involvement in the development of the Internet brings many benefits; a balance between commercial goals and public benefit is critical.
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| *Improved through continued innovation and advancement.
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| *to benefit as many as possible
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