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rb_one Joined: May 07, 2007 # Posts: 3	Posted: 05/09/2007 08:08 pm May be I just don't see the obvious, but what's the difference between a website designed/coded for Web and Web 2.0? How do you tell the difference? (Copy Shortcut)

david68 Joined: May 16, 2005 # Posts: 144	Posted: 05/10/2007 07:13 am Google "web 2.0" - first link says it all. (Copy Shortcut)

rb_one Joined: May 07, 2007 # Posts: 3	Posted: 05/10/2007 05:41 pm So Web 2.0 is mostly about content and how you use/access it? Then the page layout, graphics, xhtml, hmtl, css, visual looks etc. are no different? (Copy Shortcut)

dudibob Joined: Oct 13, 2005 # Posts: 1413	Posted: 05/11/2007 03:57 am pretty much, web 2.0 is more about visitors being able to interact with the site more than anything, even little things like thumbs up/thumbs down can make a site 'web 2.0'. Some real examples of web 2.0 are social media sites such as www.digg.com (Copy Shortcut)

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