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Ever heard of Wikiality?

I know I'm late in this thread, but perhaps someone reads it nevertheless. The problem I've got with Mr. Browns attitude is best described by the word Wikiality, if you've never heard of it, just have a look in *g* wikipedia.
If you want to learn something, you shouldn't try to learn it from someone who understands even less than you. After all this hype is over we will remember that the ancient way of learning from well known masters is much more efficient. Until then we have to go through some medieval dreary looking times of "web 2.0"-like confusion.
By the way, there is really something revolutionary in "web 2.0":
It's the first retrograde defined buzzword known, as it stands for anything that has been or has been said to be successful in the web recently. E.g. as long as Google remains in public opinion to be successful, everything Google does or is said to do or any way Google is doing something can be called Web 2.0. But I propose to even better follow M$ in improving it to "web 2006" or resp. "web 2007" for all of you who are always up to date.... This way there's always something that can be speculated about and always something that can be remembered as being over and out. Doesn't that sound wonderful?

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