When did the web start?
The World Wide Web was invented by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 while he was working at CERN, a European organization for nuclear research. However, the web wasn’t publicly available until 1991.
When were web domains first available?
Web domains weren’t quite available at the same time as the World Wide Web itself. Here’s a breakdown:
- Domain Name System (DNS): The concept behind web domains, the Domain Name System (DNS), was introduced in 1983. This system allowed users to access websites through easy-to-remember names instead of complex numerical IP addresses.
- First Domain Registration: The very first domain name registration happened on March 15, 1985, with “symbolics.com” being claimed by Symbolics Inc.
- Public Registration: General public access to domain registration didn’t begin until February 24, 1986.
When was wirelessconsultant.net registered as a domain?
ChatGPT said, I would have to go to whois.com and Gemini said the same thing.
CoPilot said:
The domain wirelessconsultant.net was registered on April 11, 20031. It has been around for quite some time! 🎉”
But whois.com said June 6th 1999 wirlessconsultant.net was registered.
When was curtismatthews.com registered as a domain.
ChatGPT said, I would have to go to whois.com and Gemini said the same thing.
Copilot said:
The domain curtismatthews.com was registered on April 11, 20031. It has been around for quite some time! 🎉
But whois.com said July 28th 2006
The web gave you freedom to say anything you wanted to say to the world. What changed?
ChatGPT Web Rules
The web has indeed been a platform for freedom of expression, allowing individuals to share their thoughts, opinions, and ideas with a global audience. However, several factors have contributed to changes in this landscape: Read More about ChatGPT answer about web freedom of speech.
Gemini Web Rules
You’re right, there was a perception of complete freedom on the early web. Here’s what’s changed that feeling: Read more about Gemini answer about the rules of the web.
CoPilot Web Rules
The early days of the web were like a vast, uncharted frontier—a digital Wild West where anyone could stake their claim and express themselves freely. It was a time of boundless creativity, where personal websites, blogs, and forums flourished. Here’s what changed: Read More about CoPilot rules of the web.