It's hard to imagine RSS will be exactly same as today 10 years later. But I don't see any standard group is actively working on improving it. If we view RSS as the "Abstract" of a reasrch paper, it does not have "Key Words".
I understand Buy.com. It extends RSS by adding "Product" tag. Anyway, RSS is a kind of XML and XML should be extendable, right?
Categories: RSS
Clay Shirky's article Power Laws, Weblogs, and Inequality remains as one classical. Today it is cited in Ross Mayfield's Power Law of Participation again.
Lots of blogs about SOA and Web 2.0, including SOA Versus Web 2.0?
Categories: Web
We have many small RSS applications, including beeplet: http://www.beeplet.com/
They are nice but only like a feature.
Categories: RSS
Web is a game place. See more from Tom Foremski
Some search engine watch sites:
We have Yahoo Directory, then Google Search. We have schema, then tagging. Time to consider mixed?
Categories: Theory
Used this technology many times when commenting. Today I know its name: CAPTCHA. It's another way to take adantage of Turing Test. People can leverage easy stuff, and can leverage hard stuff too. For example, using one-way function for cryptography.
Categories: Theory
