John Maeda’s 4th Law of Simplicity says "knowledge makes everything simpler." Consider me more “knowledged” about all this Web2.0 stuff from reading this simplified definition:
SOURCE: InformationWeek
reSOURCE: Steve Rubel
Web 2.0 Simplified for the Rest of Us
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Seriously vague. Where and for whom is the value derived. All sites receive value from a user action; web 2.0 or not. Even the petty pageview is an action.
How about: Web 2.0 values interactions with users above all else.
Posted by: Robert Simon | September 18, 2006 at 08:21 PM
Well Robert your wording works okay for me. Good thing wikipedia has every angle of Web 2.0 covered for those who want more than a soundbite definition.
Posted by: johnmoore (from Brand Autopsy) | September 18, 2006 at 09:52 PM
Thanks johnmoore! That's the first time I understood what it's purpose is.
Blessings,
Linda
Posted by: Linda | September 20, 2006 at 10:02 AM