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# Introduction
I bet you don't run into letters with introductions every day :)
This open letter was written on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the publication of [[Google]]'s initial [[founders letter]] with the occasion of the company's [[IPO]] back on [[April 29th]], [[2004]]. Its intent is to address both the company and the internet at large as a constructive and participatory retrospective of the 20 years since for the company and the internet, written in the spirit of openness and [[loving kindness]], as a public individual.
This open letter was written on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the publication of [[Google]]'s initial [[founders letter]] with the occasion of the company's [[IPO]] back on [[April 29th]], [[2004]]. Its intent is to address both Google the company and the internet in a constructive and participatory retrospective of the 20 years since this milestone for the company and the [[greater internet community]], written in the spirit of openness and [[loving kindness]], as a public individual.
As of the time of writing this letter is a [[work in progress]]. I started writing here on [[April 29th]] with the intent to have it in readable state by [[May 1st]] or the weekend (depending on how work and personal life go) -- but I have covered many of these topics elsewhere in the [[Agora]] in the form of [[notes]], so please refer to those if at all interested.
As of the time of writing this letter is a [[work in progress]]. I started writing here on [[April 29th]] with the intent to have it in readable state by [[May 1st]] or the weekend after, say for the first week of [[May 2024]] depending on how work and personal life go. I have covered many of these topics before, as fragments, elsewhere in the [[Agora]] in the form of [[nodes]], so please refer to those if at all interested and reach out if you have any questions or comments :).
# An Agora is what Google should be
By this I mean not the [[Agora]] as it is in its current form (in which you might be reading this) -- but rather the Agora in its potential, as a set of values and intentions that I believe are closely aligned with the intent of the founders and of many leaders through the lifetime of the company.