your confusion is shared Andrei.  I think the cause has more to do
with the term web2.0. 

Running a little contrary to Tim O'Reilly's original thinking is
this alternate view from Nova Spivak : http://tinyurl.com/36byj9
http://novaspivack.typepad.com/RadarNetworksTowardsAWebOS.jpg

Basing it on a timeline is a much more robust definition that we can
measure/define sites against.

Gloria: "Elliot Jay presented his view that the "Web2.0 look" is
something that needs to be destroyed"

We should never look back, its distracts from the now. No more hobo
rounded corners darlinks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M68ndaZSKa8

I wonder if we'll see some sort of parallel with the fashion world,
trend setting centers of design, whats in and whats out... and if
that also means Web1.0 is the equivalent of the 80's - the decade
that shall never be mentioned.




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