There is nothing like the excitement of creating my own website. I can "talk" with thousands of visitors on the website every day. I have the opportunity to explain my views and share information that may be helpful. My words were not changed by any editor or boss; Every article I write (with a few exceptions) is to help others understand some problems, data or topics.
My website has a guest book, which individuals can use to tell me what they think of my works and opinions. In the three years since I started to create my website, more than 1000 people have left entries thanking me, praising my efforts or telling me how my editorial helped them.
These thousands of well-meaning words are much more than those articles that laugh at my efforts or try to belittle me or my point of view in some way. With so many positive comments, it has become very satisfying. Click Delete keyu to do nothing better for those who are left behind by evil little bombs than tear others apart.
On September 6th, when I got home from work, the first thing I did was to start writing about the attack. Soon, I set up a website and started posting other articles by hundreds of people, including their thoughts and contributions. I have collected pictures, photos and articles from all over the world; Finally, the website expanded to more than 1000 pages. The hard work, research and writing that put these together helped me to settle down in a world that looked very unstable and hostile.
When my wife was very ill, and it was obvious that she couldn't leave our apartment for months or even years, I turned to the Internet. I showed her how to create a website, how to use Paint Shop Pro, and how to communicate with others. At first, she used the Internet just to satisfy me, but within a month, she set up her own website to tell others how to survive asthma and its side effects. She wrote about her struggle with terrible diseases, her five days in a coma, and many different technologies trying to deal with her situation. Thousands of people signed her book, and she broadened her horizons and created more than a dozen different websites on many different topics. In fact, my lovely wife is trying to become a professional webmaster now, and I think she will do better than me soon.
I believe these efforts have expanded my horizons to the whole planet. I have no doubt that the Internet saved my wife's life. This enables her to communicate with others and even lend a helping hand from time to time, even if she can't leave home for physical reasons.
Of course, the internet has changed me, which I never dreamed of. I now write at least one article every day, which was unheard of a few years ago. I often communicate with people I have never (and will never) met. The Internet has made me feel better about my compatriots, and also made me believe that human beings are kind and evil is abnormal.
This is what the Internet has done for me.