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  1. Determine scope of timeframe (From: Tim Berners-Lee's first CERN site in 1991? Establishment of W3C in 1994? To: Netscape IPO in 1995? Perhaps release of Internet Explorer v3.0 in 1996?)
  2. Determine scope of subject matter (Early popular sites/communities? Early technologies? (CGI-BIN, early web servers?) Milestones? (when did the White House start their webpage?))
    1. Should we expand from just the web to include Usenet, possibly gopher?
  3. Lobby for a change to WP:WEB guidelines (as Zompist noted[1]) to clarify notability for websites from the early history of the Web
  4. Identify and list existing topical articles
  5. Let's do some free association to come up with ideas.
  6. Identify missing articles for creation
  7. Build the web!