You're not online...!!??

As a sort of follow-up to yesterday's post, I am also concerned about the way people who do not have a computer and a printer, or are not connected to the internet, are increasingly being seriously disadvantaged as a result.  They will mostly be people of my generation. which makes it worse, because they may well be those who can ill-afford the cost of kitting themselves out for the online digital age, and learning the new and completely foreign (to them) skills which they will need to cope.  It's a problem which will pretty well disappear as my generation dies out, but for the moment it remains a problem. and nobody seems to be doing anything to address it.  Just remember us oldies!