[–] yummyfajitas 17y ago ↗ Last time I heard the phrase web 3.0 was when I met an "Internet Visionary" in a bar. He tried to recruit me for his startup: a facebook killer written in Java. I tried to view the site, but it didn't work in Firefox. [–] stevejohnson 17y ago ↗ Props for a very concise, amusing story.At this point, they may as well ask for WEB TWO THOUSAND experience (see http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=1491).
[–] stevejohnson 17y ago ↗ Props for a very concise, amusing story.At this point, they may as well ask for WEB TWO THOUSAND experience (see http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=1491).
[–] troels 17y ago ↗ Didn't the semantic web folks try to hijack the term at some point? [–] salvadors 17y ago ↗ Before Web 2.0 was Web 2.0, SemWeb was to be Web 2.0. Post Web 2.0, SemWeb became Web 3.0 in some circles.As the UK govt recently brought TBL in, I suspect very strongly that this is what's going on here.
[–] salvadors 17y ago ↗ Before Web 2.0 was Web 2.0, SemWeb was to be Web 2.0. Post Web 2.0, SemWeb became Web 3.0 in some circles.As the UK govt recently brought TBL in, I suspect very strongly that this is what's going on here.
[–] vretertre 17y ago ↗ Web1.0 - you don't have a physical building, just a websiteWeb2.0 - you don't have any content the visitors supply it all.Web3.0 - you don't have an actual web site, just a vague feeling about how cool you are
[–] cstross 17y ago ↗ Web 3.1415926535 ...Because, hey, (a) it's another dot-com bubble, and (b) bubbles are irrational!
[–] fallentimes 17y ago ↗ If Web 2.0 doesn't mean anything where does that leave Web 3.0.Web 2.0 was coined by a book publisher to sell more books. It's just marketing.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 34.3 ms ] threadAt this point, they may as well ask for WEB TWO THOUSAND experience (see http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=1491).
As the UK govt recently brought TBL in, I suspect very strongly that this is what's going on here.
Web2.0 - you don't have any content the visitors supply it all.
Web3.0 - you don't have an actual web site, just a vague feeling about how cool you are
Because, hey, (a) it's another dot-com bubble, and (b) bubbles are irrational!
Web 2.0 was coined by a book publisher to sell more books. It's just marketing.