Re: CS-234 Discussion

Licklider and Taylor envisioned computers enhancing communication
through real-time, interactive collaboration. Usenet partly achieved
this by creating communities where people could share ideas regardless
of location. However, Usenet differed from their vision in key ways:
it was text-based, asynchronous, and lacked the dynamic, real-time
feedback and interactivity they imagined. It also missed personalized
tools to manage and modify shared information effectively, making
it less adaptable than they had hoped.