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English, 08.09.2021 22:00 shayla3613

In January 2010, there was an earthquake in Haiti, Afterward, many people wanted to help, Computer programmers created Web sites to help Haitians and rescue workers. However, a programmer named Tim
Schwartz was worried. People were creatihg many different Web sites to do the same things. They were not all
working together. Information might get to one site but not another, Haitians and workers might not know which
site to visit. So, Schwartz and his friends created a new Web site. It copied information from the other Web sites,
That way, all the information was in one place. It was much easier to find,
Do It!
Schwartz's Web site
the information
A gathered
B printed
С
removed
D
blocked

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