The core data in
TheAlphaWeb is broken down into four parts: subject, definition,
cross-classification & promotion.
The system
itself links to trillions of permutations & classifications of
information, that in turn, link to information on just about
anything that is good on the Internet (arguably, equal to
Archive.org,
Bing, Google &
Yahoo!).
The system is
designed to be used in all environments & great care has been
taken to keep the system free from non family orientated data.
This is not guaranteed & TheAlphaWeb can not & does not lay claim
to the editorial integrity of any website, linked. However,
TheAlphaWeb has tried to keep it suitable for a 12A+ audience.
Like all Internet related systems good care & judgement should be
exercised at all times.
Conclusion
TheAlphaWeb,
which exists as a guide to the Internet. TheAlphaWeb is an example
of a reimagined Internet.
The Internet is
so complex that it needs to be organised logically, to prevent the
User from becoming bogged down with "white box" query results
which can overtax the limited human memory. The User can work
smarter, when the Internet is delivered more concisely,
consistently & objectively in the way TheAlphaWeb is presented,
ensuring a results driven & time efficient experience every time,
whether in discovery or rediscovery.