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The Greatest Failure of Web 2.0

Posted on 27 September 2006

Even though I love the Web 2.0 movement and applications, there is by far a shortcoming on this movement that keeps it from being adopted by many. That issue is one of interoperability.

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Let’s say I have a set up of Office 2.0 applications. I love all of them for specific reasons; some are stronger in some points than others. Now let’s say I want to integrate these applications together. In order to get my Zoho Word Processor to work my del.icio.us I only do one thing. Either I can use their respective APIs and try and create a mashup, but that still want provide the opportunity for them to talk together the way I want them to, but that will result in quite a mess as I add more applications. Or I could submit a request and wait for ever and a day until the “beta” stage clears and then maybe they’ll respond.

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  1. Abhinav Kaiser says:

    I appreciate those people who emailed me regarding this article. I was not aware that this article was a copy paste from a different website. Since the author of both the articles is the same, there is no question of plagiarism. I will not be taking this article off this website but I promise Tech Pedia readers that there won’t be anymore copy paste articles on here…

    thank you for your continuous support…

    Abhinav Kaiser
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  2. Tech news says:

    Well did u stop posting because of that problem?

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