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The Best of Web 2.0

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the so-shiny-and-useable dept.

Fennie writes "Designtechnica has published their 2006 Best of Web 2.0 list. Some of the sites include Flickr.com, Vimeo.com and Writeboard.com. From the piece: 'The next generation of the web is here! With new kinds of desktop-like applications being released left and right, how will you know where to go and what to use? That's why we're here: To show you the best of Web 2.0 sites that you can get the most out of. No matter the task, video, audio, or photos, we have a site that works great for what you want to do and uses all the great features of Web 2.0 technology.'"

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  1. Worst Piece of Jargon by ARRRLovin · · Score: 5, Insightful

    1) Web 2.0

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  2. AJAXify by MyNymWasTaken · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Does a boring, old "Web 1.0" site become an Exciting, Hip, New & Improved Web 2.0 site just by using a little CSS & the XMLHttpRequest, er... sorry..., AJAX?

  3. Digg... by Eightyford · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Just don't say Digg! It's like reading Slashdot with the filter set at -1. Only worse.

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  4. Re:People use these? QWZX by CaymanIslandCarpedie · · Score: 4, Insightful

    You'd think Slashdot would be full of people interested in innovation, not the other way around

    For the most part people here are VERY interested in technological innovation. Problem is, "Web 2.0" is at least decade old technology. You'll find here people aren't too excited about marketing droids going on and on about faux innovation, however any real innovation is another story.

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