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"The World Wide Web did not become universal merely because it was invented at a famous laboratory. It became portable across institutions because its common machinery was kept small, its specifications were public, its clients escaped one workstation, and CERN eventually removed its intellectual-property claim over the executable seed. The decisive achievement was not permanent stewardship. It was an originator making its own permission unnecessary."

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"An email address looks like a destination. In the early Internet, it often was: a mailer could take the domain after `@`, open SMTP to the machine with that name and hope the mailbox lived there. In January 1986, RFC 974 described why that assumption had stopped scaling—and how one small DNS record let the address remain while the receiving machine moved."

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