One of the my favorite relics from the mid-1990s, back when the promise of the Internet carried with it a gleaming aura that combined Buck Rogers with Marshall McLuhan, was Wired Style, Wired magazine’s attempt at creating an AP Stylebook for a brave new switched-on world. Its definition for “Web” began thusly:
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