Net neutrality, free speech and privacy on the web are growing, massive issues concerning both young and old in this great nation.
With legislation like SOPA and PIPA raising heated debates in the last year about internet censorship - among other things - now is the right time for the government to recognize the need of all US Citizens to have clearly defined digital rights and act.
There is no ambiguity in the Bill of Rights & Constitution about what we're entitled to offline. There shouldn't be any such ambiguity online either.
What should such a Digital Bill of Rights look like? I believe keepthewebopen.com has given us a good outline: