What put the ‘2′ in Web 2.0

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As Tim O’Reilly’s Meme Map shows, Web 2.0 services share many. attributes. … Attributes have surfaced much more recently, and these give Web 2.0 …

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Foundation Attributes
These attributes frame the economic model of
Web 2.0 services. They allow services to scale
efficiently to accomodate many customers.
However, many non-Web 2.0 services also
benefit from this same foundation (e.g., email
and bulletin boards). Therefore there must be
more that differentiates Web 2.0 from what
came before.
These attributes create unique service experiences that were undeliverable
before Web 2.0. Users can tailor services and systems to create new,
relevant experiences that meet their needs on their terms. The value
generated by these new experiential attributes fuels the economic models
created by Foundation Attributes. If a service doesn’t embrace one or more
of these attributes, it can’t enjoy the competitive advantage and fast growth
that Web 2.0 makes possible.
Experience Attributes
emergent
systems
decentralization
co-creation
remixability
user
contributed
value
the long tail
network
effect
brandon schauer
Adaptive Path
http://www.adaptivepath.com
version 1 October 15, 2005
What put the ‘2′ in Web 2.0?
As Tim O’Reilly’s Meme Map shows, Web 2.0 services share many
attributes. But which create competitive advantage and prompt fast
growth? By tracking the services that…