top 10 lies of web 2.0 :: nonsmokingarea.com

subnet: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/03/01/joost-beta-invitations-available/#comment-88156" title="View the entire comment by subnet">@jack signup for joost is public now for everyone!
Jack: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/03/01/joost-beta-invitations-available/#comment-88155" title="View the entire comment by Jack">Could you please send me a Joost Invite? We would
Gracie: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/04/14/using-twitter-for-server-monitoring/#comment-88152" title="View the entire comment by Gracie">Right on track about thinking outside the box, I agree.
subnet: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2007/06/16/phptube-youtube-api-for-video-upload-download/#comment-88151" title="View the entire comment by subnet">hi again, just wanted to let you know that 0.1.7 seems
subnet: <a href="http://nonsmokingarea.com/blog/2008/04/28/microsoft-live-mesh-impressions-invitations/#comment-88149" title="View the entire comment by subnet">Hi Mark - meanwhile Mesh is public, you won't need

top 10 lies of web 2.0

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SF Gate’s Dan Fost reveals the top 10 lies of web 2.0, spiced up with this great propaganda-image …

Web 2.0

5. These sites are so easy, my mother could use them. And they’re so geeky, she has no interest in even trying.

6. The analysts are trustworthy now. Like the one who said MySpace will be worth $15 billion in a few years — or was that the one who said Amazon was worth $400 a share? Whoops, I’m mixing my bubbles.

7. There’s no glut of social networks — young people are always up for trying something new. And we’re happy to share in the 17 percent of them who aren’t glued to MySpace.

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