So I have a blog

I too look forward to hearing more of your thoughts and ideas.

In extensive and increasing use a network as the present Internet, we are many the users who we hoped to know the directions experts who as you, can facilitate the understanding and the pursuit day to day of the great network. From my modest position of blogger, I have added in my blog announced of the appearance of your blog and the translation of your first post to the Spanish language ( First post of Tim Berners-Lee .

Congratulations in your new adventure

Narref.

Thank You for the WWW. Without it I wouldn't live.

Thanks for your work! Now let's see how you'll interact with all the junk coming from social blogs, social networks, social software and the whole good load from web 2.0 ;) Tough luck on that!

Tim,

Nice to see your DataSpace initialization. Next step, SPARQL access to the triples in your DataSpace :-)

Because of your work, so many people can work together, so many people have discover each other than you open a new world of communication between people.

With YOUR WWW we have got messengers + Internet games + webmails + free videos + P2P + wiki(pedias or not) and now blogs and IPPhones -- woo I forgot we 've got Works too ;-)

All that together help people to discover them and many people from many countries have discover they can love each others.

Blogs are a natural child of www, remember how useful blogs were with tsunami and katrina.

Because of you, we have probably a more united planet and many children wouldn't be there if you didn't have done your work.

Thank you very very very much Sir Tim Berners-lee

Merry Christmas and Happy new Year

Thank you for creating a blog. I hope you will take frequent moments to let us in the wide world know what you're doing with your time now that you've become famous -- and I hope you became richer, too!

Amazing that such small little impulses have created such a huge explosion!

--A Fan.
Mesa, Arizona, USA

Should be a very interesting read!

Did you ever think back in the day that the web would make it this far? How has the focus of the web differed from what you had first invisioned?

Anyway, thanks for blogging, I've subscribed to the feed!

Thanks for all the good work and have a nice 2006!

Keep me posted!

Thank you for creating the Web as we know it today!
Keep on the good job with the W3C

This web thing, it'll never catch on...

Welcome to the world of blogging, it's truly revolutionized the industry of the Internet, in my opinion. I spend more time writing in blogs than I do actually reading them, but overall you'll find them useful I think.

Because of your work, I work with former soviet scientists to design and share online training schedules for athletes throughout the world. People are people regardless of where they are located; with dreams and the inner quest for knowledge. 20 years ago this would have been impossible. Even though the geopolitics would have still gone the way they had, the net has allowed us to be more than non combatants..we have become friends.

Thanks for that and more...

*Blogosphere*

That, looking back, there was any doubt about the potential here - truly amazing.

Thanks for making the world a more open space.

I thought that the WTO would be a good start for transforming the process of government at least across national borders. I quite like the idea of using the secretariat of the WTO as the centre for a Wikipedia of trade - a sort of open source world government at least for a very specific and complicated issue which needs many brains to provide a solution.

Good luck.

But I thought Al Gore invented the internet ...

Welcome to Web 2.0 tim :-) Merry Christmas.

Thanks for the job, Tim. My industry (web development) didn't even exist until you came along. Computers bored me until the web came about. Now I have a job I enjoy. Fast functionality. I look forward to reading your thoughts...

Im looking forwards to web2.0 - i read somewhere (ages ago) that wiki's were the original concept for websites and that the content supposed to be edited online etc?? - lets hope google and MS dont spoil it for everyone...

Tim you have made life better, what more can you contribute.

Have a Merry Christmas!

Hi,
thanks for Web1 and welcome to Web2. Have fun and let us participate in what you're thinking.

Welcome to the club of blogging folks around the world. I look forward to reading your entries, and I hope that you will remain inspired by interacting with us, through exchanging thoughts about whatever comes to mind, etc.

Tim, It takes two steps to get addictive to blogging !

goodluck !

CarloS

.. to have the opportunity to read your blog.

Welcome to the blogging community, Tim!

I believe I went to the same school as you in Battersea Rise(Emanuel School), although you were a few years ahead.

Dear Mr. Tim,

I am so thankful to you, that words can't express it. I thank you so much for what you've done!

Welcome to the bloggers and my the queen soon make you a Knigth, if possible!

The Very Best Regards
Mike

You think it'll catch on, that 'Internet'-thing?

Mr Berners-Lee,

You own my respect and gratitude. Thanks to your hard labour and persistance we have a magnificent web and together with other standards an easy to use enviroment. Thank you!

Have a joyfull Christmas and a happy 2006!

Dear TBL,

Loving your work, Tim, many thanks for having the vision to create such a wonderful tool.

Sinéad

Tim, you can probably see from the response here that a 'proper' blog is a format people can relate to - looking at Design Issues, although the content is gold dust, it has no context or reference points surrounding it, and so clicking the link is a "shot in the dark".

It's an honour to be able to be in touch with you!

Tanks to you I have a job

Many thanks & much respect.

I was blogging before TBL! Actually, to be only 421st commenter on this post is one of the highlights of my year...

Thnx 4 the www, i don't knowww wwwhat do wwwithout it.

just another thank you

Words can't express your significance. Thank you.

www is a great idea:)

--
So this is for all the people who have been saying I ought to have a blog
--
hi Timbl,

yes, now you can say:

this is my car
this is my home
and
this is my blog :-)

best Regards
domain

I'd say "welcome!", but it just doesn't feel right, even as irony.

I can definitely say "Thanks!" though :)

Ya era hora y muchas gracias por tan maravillosa idea. Internet también habla en Español.

Welcome to the 'sphere! :)

Not sure if you really read this but get back in touch sometime! Merry Christmas! Cheers David.

As with everyone else here, we want, nay, demand more!
more of your thoughts, more history and more speed and are you going to allow us to see into the future with you?

Nice to have such an icon in the blogosphere. :o)

Thank you for your inviting to the Web!
I'm really not good at English. Sorry for posting so little. :-)

Hello Tim,

I'm pretty sure you know very well that the www is the greatest technological creation in modern history. Although I suppose somebody else would have invented it earlier or later if you hadn't, I just wanted to say thank you for having done such incredible pioneer work on a sector that has changed the lives of us all.

Yours truly,
Albert Moeller

Hi! (:
Welcome to the blogosphere granddaddy! (: I like to hear more about your thoughts about blogs, wikis, and etc.

So, a direct way to say something to sir Tim...

Too much words, too much feelings, really too much. I don't know if "thank you" can reassumes, but this is the only thing that comes out of my mind right now that can join the whole.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Please, don't stop!

Best wishes,
Piero.

Tim - Thanks so much for the net...

You have saved me from a life of scanning items in the supermarket...

Mr. Tim,

Thank you so much for the www. It changed our lives forever and you are most responsible for that.

Best regards,

Ricardo Duarte