The Issue

The web is clearly a key part of the United States and international economy, yet it is choked with mediocre and useless sites.

They are woefully outdated or full of irrelevant/dated information.

It’s clear the original developers have neglected or abandoned these sites, and web surfers become frustrated, sorting through mountains of pointless information in search of something fresh and useful to them.

As much as people want to embrace the web, one of the main hurdles keeping them from that, is the glut of purposeless dross dominating the world wide web.

A Web Surfer’s Complaint

The World Wide Web is a rich mine of information.

• goods
• services
• current events
• resources
• education

We use it to:

• shop and compare prices
• connect with like-minded people
• locate businesses and organizations that have something to offer

Yet, we who use the web to locate goods and services and resources, have to wade through page after page of dated and useless material.

Even the promising leads we find, relating to specials and calendars of events and other curent information, often proves misleading and obsolete.

• buried in the midst of updated info is out-of-date material
• pages are not always clearly marked; we don’t always know if it’s old news
• sites are updated piecemeal, with only some content being fresh

Consumers (we) need business owners and organizations to maintain quality sites with useful information.

Why?