The first web page
The first web page a stranger could open, rebuilt as bars.
Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first website at info.cern.ch. The 1993 public-domain grant covers the software, not those words.
Tim Berners-Lee, info.cern.ch
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The bars follow the structure of the first public web page. The words are not reprinted. A lawyer cleared this listing.
Tim Berners-Lee wrote the first public web page at info.cern.ch, and by August 1991 the project had an address a stranger could visit. The page explained what the web was for, how to get the software, and who was behind it.
The bars follow the page's tags and line lengths. A tag changes the color, and indent is the column. You can pick out a title region, a body, and a set of links. The words of the page stay on the page.
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