A Magna Carta For the Web

We live in a pluralistic world and society, Where there's many diverse groups: Different communities and religions - About that you can't go through any hoops. The web should enable all to function, Free, empower and give identity; Speech and spoken language are not certified, So why restrain those who kindle controversy? A healthy web promotes the blogosphere, Says that social networking is a right, That your email address is your privilege, And that google has ethical height. But some countries ban them all, For fear of opinions, taunts and passions; Governments prohibit gabbers and critics, And large companies drive at their own visions. However, freedom of speech and expression, Stay golden even when trivialised or put down, And are enabled by privacy, by no observation, Whether there’s pleasure, distress or frown. Every belief should be upheld: Religious, atheist, humanist or crank; And this premise should be written, Such that arguments will not mark. The first Magna Carta liberated, The individual in society, So a second Magna Carta is needed, To free the user digitally. The web should be cheap for all to use, And user data should be private strictly; An open infrastructure should be decentralised, By having foreign servers for every country. Whistleblowers keep abuse levels low, And ethical hackers hold governments to account; GCHQ should not be above the law, To tap the publics digital footprints, shouts. We need to discuss a new Magna Carta, For the internet, with certain net neutrality, To keep high quality content affordable, And state internet law for all in unanimity.