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For some interesting, if somewhat unexpected questions, readers asked about

March 1, 2017 by Devin Jones

For some interesting, if somewhat unexpected questions, readers asked about their own experiences. Here are four:

How many years has the internet been a place of personal, collaborative collaboration?

Well, since the late 1990s, most of the internet has been a place for the internet itself. In fact, the internet is a fairly well regulated one, and not one anyone wants to be too big of an influence on other people's lives for their own reasons. That being said, things are changing. Over the past 50 years, people have taken less and less of an interest in the internet as a place to find something to write about, and that has meant that there is a growing acceptance of the internet as a sort of social, economic, and political machine. So, it seems like a lot of people who are new to the internet are beginning to move away from the idea of the internet as a place to talk about their passions, their lives, and their business concerns.

As a result, the internet has become much less about personal interests than it was two or three years ago. There has never been a single major party taking control of the internet, and, most of the time, it's all about business interests. So, with the internet as such, people are much more likely to have a sense of what each other's interests are and to get involved in the movement.

But you can also see a change in people's perception of the internet. When you look at the early days of the internet, people had been a little more open about their personal lives, and they had the ability to share their personal life with each other. Now, with the internet being a place where everyone has their own personal space, and where people can easily find out what other people have to say, and can interact with other people with similar interests, it's become harder for people to be as open about their personal lives as they once did.

What's next for those of us who grew up reading "The Internet Is the Future"?

As people move away from the internet, it will be a while before we have any real answers. But hey, if we can't be bothered to find out, we can keep on moving to find something to write about.

In the meantime, here is a few of the things we'd like to see more of:

1. Introduce the word "online." It's easy to forget that, in addition to being a source of information, the internet has an