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There are two functions I have not learned how to articulate in web pages: narrative and index.
Indexing is fundamentally impossible. Indexing requires heirarchy, and heirarchy is anathema to the way that pages work together in this medium. Documents fit together in webs that is the natural tendency of interconnectibility. One can force heirarchy, but these rules will want to be broken. Naturally, some indexing is possible some pages work together heirarchically. Also, one may consider the term "index" differently, and come up with a different conclusion.
Narrative is feasible. One can impose the linear form on a set of pages. One can also paste book pages together and make a scroll. That shit's old.