With all of the hype^H^H^H^H excitement around Web 2.0, and the upcoming Web 2.0 conference, it is good to see some people prepared to celebrate the accomplishments of Web 1.0, such as the underappreciated blink tag and the ever-useful <BR>.
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October 29, 2006
Web 1.0 Revisited
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