It's not called the model T for nothing

I don't think it's a good idea to talk about Web 2.0. It's a very tired term. The real insight about web 2.0 is that the technology didn't change (well not much) in the last 10 years, but our understanding of what can be done with it has changed radically. It's what people do with the existing technologies that's going to change what we do, even who we are. As with the Ford model A, model B isn't the interesting one. Although I'm sure a lot of people made a fuss over that. Model T is the interesting one. The runaway success, 19 iterations in. What will the Model T of the internet look like? Web Version 20!