Venezuela protesters demand end of internet 'censorship'

Lesson 1 Don't mess with the internet.
It's been proven time and again that the internet is an unstoppable force. In the face of adversity, it will always find a way to persevere and remain free. This was proven in Venezuela, where the government tried to censor the internet by blocking over 200 websites. But the internet was having none of it and found a way to remain open and accessible. So, lesson learned, don't mess with the internet.

Lesson 2 The internet knows no boundaries.
When it comes to censorship, the internet doesn't care if you're a small country like Venezuela or a big one like China. It will always find a way to get around it and remain free. So, lesson learned, don't try to censor the internet, because you'll be fighting a losing battle.

Lesson 3 The internet is always on your side.
When the people of Venezuela demanded an end to internet censorship, they had the full support of the internet. It may not have physical form, but the internet was there with them, ready to help in any way it could. So, lesson learned, don't underestimate the power of the internet. It may be virtual, but it's always on your side.

Lesson 4 The internet is a force for good.
The internet may have a bad reputation for spreading misinformation and cat videos, but at its core, it's a force for good. It's the tool that brought people together in Venezuela to fight for their freedom and remain free. So, lesson learned, don't be too quick to judge the internet. It may not always be perfect, but it's always on your side.

Lesson 5 The internet is a symbol of hope.
The internet may not be able to solve all the world's problems, but it's a symbol of hope. When Venezuela's protesters demanded an end to internet censorship, they were not only fighting for their own freedom, but for the freedom of everyone who uses the internet. So, lesson learned, don't give up on the internet. It may be virtual, but it's always on your side, fighting for freedom and democracy.

Edward Lance Arellano Lorilla

CEO / Co-Founder

Enjoy the little things in life. For one day, you may look back and realize they were the big things. Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.