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Beyond The Beyond from Today's Web 3.0 Nonsense Blogstorm by Tim O’Reilly I'd say that for "Web 3.0" to be meaningful we'll need to see a serious discontinuity from the previous generation of technology. That might be another bust and resurgence, or more likely, it will be something qualitatively different. I like Stowe Boyd's musings on the subject: “ Personally, I feel the vague lineaments of something beyond Web 2.0, and they involve some fairly radical steps. Imagine a Web without browsers. Imagine breaking completely away from the document metaphor, or a true blurring of application and information. That's what Web 3.0 will be, but I bet we will call it something else.” I'm with Stowe. There's definitely something new brewing, but I bet we will call it something other than Web 3.0.

from Today's Web 3.0 Nonsense Blogstorm by Tim O’Reilly

I'd say that for "Web 3.0" to be meaningful we'll need to see a serious discontinuity from the previous generation of technology. That might be another bust and resurgence, or more likely, it will be something qualitatively different. I like Stowe Boyd's musings on the subject:

“ Personally, I feel the vague lineaments of something beyond Web 2.0, and they involve some fairly radical steps. Imagine a Web without browsers. Imagine breaking completely away from the document metaphor, or a true blurring of application and information. That's what Web 3.0 will be, but I bet we will call it something else.”

I'm with Stowe. There's definitely something new brewing, but I bet we will call it something other than Web 3.0.

Why Conversations Migrate: Social Flow And The Third Place Stowe Boyd