AMIGA goes Web 2.0 !!!

[Trev]

@hancock

So hop on your Amiga, do a bit of blogging, fight some ninjas on Facebook, hook up with a hottie on MySpace, mash up your favorite NPR podcasts and AP and Reuters RSS feeds, and you're good to go. Oh, and don't forget to plot the birthplaces of the authors of your most recent Amazon purchases on Google Maps, cross-refernced with the closest Starbucks and their most recent iTunes recommendations, of course. ;-)

EDIT:

Damn. I forgot the color gradient buttons.

[Trev]

@hancock

The Amiga is just a general purpose computer. The device itself has no bearing on the sociointeractive and collabortive aspects of computing. At its core, Web 2.0 is about commoditizing distributed services--nothing more.

[Trev]

Or we can all just accept the fact that not everyone here is a native English speaker and get over it. ;-) His thoughts were communicated well enough to spur a debate. In hindsight, they were probably intended to be a rallying cry.

[Trev]

Speaking of apostrophes, you're missing one. 'Twas is a contraction of it was, the apostrophe so placed because the "I" has been removed. ;-) Regardless, I was referring to criticisms of the original poster. My English is about as bad as anyone's; however, I did have the benefit of being taught the basics in a private school. Most Americans are subjected to the horrors of our public school system.

[Trev]

Wt, anyone? http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt/