(Mr. Eades pontificated:)
>I know *I* have it turned off, both at home and at work, because it
>is unstable, slow and seldom if ever adds anything of value to my Web-
>surfing experience even when it works (do we still say "surfing"? <g>)
I have not come across an acceptable substitute for "web surfing", to
describe the act of using the Web. "Browsing" sounds so casual.
When writing web site proposals and describing those who will use the site,
I say "Site visitors" but that is not the act of doing it. I just got tired
of "web surfers"; it's a by now old term (old in Net years :)
Suggestions for an equivalent to "web surfing"?
Barry
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Barry Lee Brisco <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
Web portfolio at <http://www.ToTheWeb.com/portfolio.html>
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