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<div class="title">The Open Web is Magic Ink.</div>
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  every page is built from standard parts: text, images, audio,
  video, and code. but unlike the world some of us grew up in, the
  composition is <i>malleable</i>: a typo can be fixed, a canvas altered, a
  sample remixed, a frame spliced, a feature added. maybe you can’t see
  it, but kids can. and when children have the freedom to see how
  everything in their world is made, when they’re invited to play with
  it and alter it to make it their own, <i>they learn how to create a world
  that’s better off because of them</i>.
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author	Atul Varma <varmaa@toolness.com>
date	Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:27:02 -0700
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