Common Sharable Content: A Missing Feature of Web 2.0

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Common Sharable Content: A Missing Feature of Web 2.0

published 2 years, 2 months ago, submitted by joycsc 2 years, 2 months ago

geekswithblogs.net — Web 2.0 is taking a very important place among the current trend of web, where rather considering "human to machine communication", "machine to machine communication" and "human to human communication" is regarding more. It has various new approaches which are making the web space better. From my point of view, "Common Sharable Content" concept is EXACTLY what is missing here. Of course this concept encourages the "machine to machine" communication and thus make personal info management over web better.

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yes, really very very good idea and actually needed. I like the technique that you have described. I think experts are already start thinking about it. we are doing some sorts of this task using RSS, webservice, etc. However, thank you for the idea. keep it up.

posted by ehsanaiub 2 years, 2 months ago

I like the sly way you call yourself an expert...

" think experts are already start thinking about it. we are doing some sorts of this task using RSS, webservice, etc. However, thank you for the idea. keep it up."

posted by danielgary 2 years, 2 months ago

Hello denie, how are you? Are you joking with me? here we stay to learn technology not joking. I think you misunderstood me. I never told me as a expert. I told that Experts are already thinking about this awesome article. Experts can be anyone; you also though I don't know about your knowledge. Next line I told that we are doing some sorts of similar task using RSS. I am making a application where I will update news using RSS. However if you don't like my comment just ignore it but read the article, its a good one.

posted by ehsanaiub 2 years, 2 months ago

he he he he

posted by joycsc 2 years, 2 months ago

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posted by joycsc 1 year, 1 month ago