One Web Day

One Web Day is being celebrated today. It really should be celebrated everyday. The web is so special. Allowing connections, conversations, news, ideas, stories and experiences to spread so quickly. Bringing people together that perhaps would not have been together without the web.

The web is a very appropriate term to describe the connections being made. I was fortunate to be in the middle of this:

So...

• Martin at d2 wrote this post
• Steve from The Hitchhikers guide to the blogos#$&re liked it, commented, and linked to it.
• Martin then subscribed to the hitchhiker feed (so did I)
• The hitchhikers then linked to cph127
• Martin liked that too, so much he mailed Hans Henrik the founder
• They liked him too and invited him to join their ranks
• His first post, information atmosphere is up - read it

Strangers.
Continents apart.
Collaborating.

One month, start to finish...!

I am only surprised that it took one month to do so. Today's search and RSS capabilities would likely make it quicker.

Bottom line, on this One Web Day, don't take access for granted.

Celebrate it.

Celebrate it like your birthday, everyday when you rise.