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Finding this connection...
The Web is not the Internet itself: it is the linked information system Tim Berners-Lee proposed while working at CERN. This path connects the system to one of the inventors named in its reviewed record.
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The explanation
Wikidata uses P61, “discoverer or inventor,” from the World Wide Web to Tim Berners-Lee. The same property also names Robert Cailliau, so the page does not erase the collaboration behind the Web’s early development.
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