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Web 2.0 makes it in the dictionary. At long last, we'll all know what it means now...

The global language monitor group has recently announced that web 2.0 was to become the one millionth word added in the dictionary:http://mashable.com/2009/06/10/web20-millionth-word/

I can't help but have a little giggle on that one....after hearing so many attempts by so many "experts" to define what Web 2.0 actually means. Cannot wait to get the next release of the Merriam-Webster I read to my kids every night and see what they have come up with as a definition.

Which leads me to think: We're now talking about Web 3.0 so what would that dictionary page look like then? Let's go to their website and check:

 

Oh...no results found...guess the jury is still out on the definition eh? What could that entry look like...

Let's see:

Web 2.0 (noun?),Adjective (huh...no, i mean not sure), Phonetics: ( hoo-ehb- too, d-ot - zee- hero),

Definition : Huh...it's that new web stuff with those social sites that talk together with communities and things with mobile applications you know? (Draft version, needs to be reworked)

Web 3.0: Huh...tbd

Web 4.0: Well, we have to wait and see, web 3.0's next release could be a 3.1 if Bing makes it past Christmas... so let's hold off on that one.

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Oh what i wouldn't pay to be a fly on the wall at the next web 2.0 word definition review at Merriam :)

 

Happy Thursday to all, hit the pubs at 5 sharp. The economy needs it.

Cheers,

Avdv.

Posted on Jun 18, 2009 at 12:26 by Registered CommenterAvdv | CommentsPost a Comment

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