WebWord Comment -- I have a question for you. Why are web pages so static? For example, I've written a several articles yet I rarely visit them again after publication. They seem fixed in time. I treat these pages as if they were pages in a book or magazine. Yet, the reality is that I can easily change them at any time. If I found new and interesting information related to an article I wrote, you would think that I would add that information to the article -- at least in a resource section or something. But I don't. Web pages are so much more flexible than printed pages, or radio spots, or even TV shows. They aren't stuck in time. They can be editied and changed. I am not talking about changing the core nature of articles or news. Instead, I am talking about some simple things such as adding links, updates, and so forth. Wouldn't it add so much value? Weblogs change, but why not other pages too? That's the question. Why are web pages so static?