The Web Visitor's Bill of Rights

We, the users of the World Wide Web have a right to be 
respected, whatever our level of knowledge or 
technology, whatever the capacity and stipulations of 
our internet service providers.

A webpage that is intended to provide information 
shall load as fast as possible. It is just as morally 
objectionable to discriminate against persons who - 
for whatever reason - do not or can not have a fast 
connection, as it is to discriminate on the basis of 
sex, age, skin color, hair length, or other arbitrary 
criteria.

The index page of a website shall give a clear 
presentation of the purpose of the site, and provide 
meanigful and usable links to other parts of the site. 
This means that the content should be provided as TEXT 
- not images, not some proprietary format that 
requires special software and perfect eyesight.

(2B continued....?)

Please keep your fscking Flash intros where they 
belong, in some out-of-the-way playroom.