But had I left things at that, I wouldn't have found a place to link to an interesting question. As was to be expected, the Velcro web site has, among other, probably less interesting, elements, a page devoted to the history of the company. Why is it that this page is identified as a page for kids. The suggestion seems to be that adults would choose to visit the site because they have some sort of business interest, whereas kids, if for some reason, like a school report that's been assigned them, find themselves on the site, have a justified reason for learning something interesting about the company. This particular page doesn't contain information any different from what's readily available about the history/folklore of Velcro from other sources, but it definitely straight from the horse's mouth.