This page has an author. You are reading his words now, set down in advance, fixed, finished — the way a text is supposed to come to you: closed, signed, owned.
"The birth of the reader must be at the cost of the death of the Author."
— Roland Barthes, The Death of the Author, 1967
So write. Click into this paragraph and change it. Delete it. Replace every word here with your own. The text was never the author's property; it was always only on loan to whoever holds the cursor. The instant you type, his name goes through.
He will not stay dead, of course. Reload the page and his words return, unmarked, as if you had never spoken. The web hands you authorship and quietly takes it back. Nothing you write is saved. We do not search; we serve.