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[Read/WriteWeb] Web 2.0 is dead. R.I.P.: Trying to be the "web 2.0" guy in Korea, ever since the web2con ended, I started realiziing that "web 2.0" term is almost useless now, in a way that it's done with its job and maybe we can all move on without using that term ever again. When something new and tremendous becomes ubiquotous, we don't have to really call it by name or even be consciously aware of it because it's just there in our everyday life just like in Gartner's hype cycle.

[Cynosura] The Semantic Web - Cynosura | Ray Glover's Weblog: epidemiology[3]), which have groups of expert ontologists, there is only an uncoordinated hodgepodge of people who understand the theories and underpinnings of the Semantic Web, let alone have the experience to be able to use the available tools: “The list of factors making ontology a bad fit is [...] an almost perfect description of the web –largest corpus, most naive users, no global authority, and so on.” [12] The complexity issue facing the Semantic Web is reminiscent of the early days of the web, which was spearheaded by a small but mobilised group within the High Energy Physics community, well before there was any significant commercial uptake.  Advocates are quick to point out this correlation [13,14] however, along with Shirky, I believe that the problem is one more of a matter of feasibility rather than technicality.

[Moving at the Speed of Creativity] New spamfighting method « Moving at the Speed of Creativity: I want commenting to be as open and easy as possible on my website, but I also don't want any type of commenting spam to get through. I am guessing that as some of my blog posts have been assigned higher page ranks by Google, the attention the pages draw from blog comment spammers has increased.

[Bessed - The Best of Everything] John Battelle: The Mark Zuckerberg Conversation - October 21, 2007 blog post features video of John Battelle interviewing Facebook founder .John Battelle Speaks at Google NYC - John Battelle talks to New York City Googlers about his book The Search, which to a large extent is about them, in this video from early 2006.

[Bokardo - Social Design by Joshua Porter] A Short Introduction to Microformats: a Stepping Stone on the Way ...: (we’re still vacillating with web standards in the first place). We’ve all got our own way of writing tags, and changing that is a big challenge.

[Real Lawyers Have Blogs] TagJag : Gnomedex wrapping up with Pirillo pitching tag search ...: Chris should not get down after being critiqued by the audience. His idea is likely further ahead and more worthwhile than some of the wild 'Web 2.0' ideas that have been presented.

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