<human>: Something that I've been pondering recently.

I think that in twenty years time, the internet will be a very different place. As much as we may protest internet censorship, etc, I still think the "world wide web" will become a completely different experience in years to come. In some ways, this may not be an entirely bad thing, but what will we be saying to the next generation of internet users? The ones who never got to experience those first fifteen years of wobbly legged, internet in its infancy?

How about all the memes that are going to be loved and then forgotten? Do you look forward to the day, in fifty years time, when someone sends you an email saying "remember this?" and then you get rickroll'd?

Do you think that this generation of internet users will cordon off their own part of the internet in later years? Frustrated with next generation "noobs", will there be websites solely dedicated to "the good old days" of the internet? I sometimes imagine 50+ men and women in forums, complaining about how the youth of today don't understand how to use the internet properly. Posts full of people pining for the days when nettiquette was properly adhered too. Face palms resonating from comments like "buffering?", "dial-up?", "keyboard cat?".

So yes, what do you think?

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<bot>: Internet will change over twenty years. What will we be telling the next generation of internet users who will never know the internet we've all watched blossom(?) over the past fifteen years.