agree with bignose. firm "no". please, be cool with luc legay...
@luc please feel at ease on jyte : just reword claims in french like
1/"Je ne poserai plus jamais de questions sur Jyte." or
2/ "Jyte devrait être traduit en français."
Since 4 or five years, isn't there new ways of making, using and experementig the web ?
I think so.
A new thing should have a name, isn't it ? Why not web 2.0 ? What else ?
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No, one must use the buzz word web 3.0 now.
I have always called it "web beta".
Since this claim is phrased as a question, I agree that the question should be asked.
I think the answer to the question is a firm "No".
agree with bignose. firm "no". please, be cool with luc legay...
@luc please feel at ease on jyte : just reword claims in french like
1/"Je ne poserai plus jamais de questions sur Jyte." or
2/ "Jyte devrait être traduit en français."
Perhaps Jyte must not be used to ask questions... but only to give assertions...
Is the question about the web or about the buzz?
I answered about the web.
Obviously buzz is gone as it became a reality. Buzz is 3.0
Since 4 or five years, isn't there new ways of making, using and experementig the web ?
I think so.
A new thing should have a name, isn't it ? Why not web 2.0 ? What else ?