Web 3.0 – A Series of Posts Intended to "Design" & "Define" – Question #1 Discussion
Here is an excerpt from my last post…
Web 3.0 – Discussion #1 – “OMG, I Never Thought of That!” (Nov. 20th 09)
I wrote the 1st post (Nov. 2nd 09) “Web 3.0 – A Post Intended to “Define” & “Design”, here on Geek Estate Blog, because I felt it was the best venue to begin an open discussion on a difficult, Technology related, topic and here I am with my 1st follow up post resulting from the very 1st comment I received on my original post on my personal Blog instead. Not that the comments here on GEB weren’t great, because they clearly were, and I am so “Geeked” to follow up on them as well. In fact, they inspired a “Round Table” style discussion that will take place on Blog Talk Radio on Tuesday Nov 24th at 10am PST, so hold on to your hats, because with the infamous Phoenix Real Estate Guy Jay Thompson, Tyler Hurst, and Zane Burnett of HouseofZane.com as my fellow panelists & Moderated by Steven Groves, I know this is gonna be the “Springboard” I had envisioned, when I came up with this crazy idea!!!
BOY, was I right!!!! The Round Table discussion, entitled “The Great Web 3.0 Smackdown” (Click for a link to audio recording) The participants were varied…Jay Thompson / www.ThePhoenixRealEstateGuy.com, Tyler Hurst / www.TDHurst.com, Zane Burnett / www.HouseofZane.com and of course, the ultimate instigator of this whole event, ME / www.MyRECoach.com. We had a real geek (Zane), a wantabe geek (Me), a Broker/Blogger (Jay), and a Social Media & Technology Consultant (Tyler) which, overall, made for a great & varied discussion on Web 3.0.
I have an enormous amount of material, between the synopsis of the show itself, and the printout of the Chat room (Some of which I will share with you in my upcoming posts, some of which I just Can’t, because it may seem a bit “off color” [Special Thanks to Chuck Reynolds and Wes Novack for that:)] ). In any case, it was an incredibly diverse discussion, with lots of great points and opinions, but ultimately EXACTLY WHAT I WAS HOPING FOR as I stated above. It will be a great starting point for, what will eventually be, a full blown Panel Discussion at an upcoming N.A.R. or Inman event. I am sure of that.
For the next few post I will be breaking down the five questions posed by Steve Groves, our commentator, to the panel and the answers each panelist gave. Hopefully leading to even more input and discussion by you, the readers. so, without further ado (never understood what ado was???)…
Question #1 – (Stemming from a quote by Jason Calacanis of Mahalo.com … “Web 3.0 is the creation of high quality content & services, produced by gifted individuals, using Web 2.0 as an enabling platform”) Who are the gifted Individuals?
Tyler Hurst – “There is a fine line between “gifted” and “challenged”, ask my girlfriend” (paraphrased), but I see Web 3.0, not as the development of such content and service, but more of the “Filtering” of them. It will be more about “Sifting through the garbage”
Jay Thompson – “I’m still trying to figure out what Web 2.0 is!”
Zane Burnett – “Tyler made a good point (insert lots of laughter here) when he said that it is about Filtering and “Niches”. The gifted will be alot of good people doing what they do best and eventually what they all do will come together as “One” and the Web 3.0 tools that can be used by all of us”
Me – “I started this whole mess to find them after I first listed to Kevin Kelly’s Video (The next 5,000 days of the Internet)! Who knows, this may be them, or some of them, or will lead to finding them?”
Next Post’s question – Is there any harm in discussing Web 3.0 now?, and Why did we pick the moniker Web 3.0?
So come on you “Gifted People”, get in the game! Join in on our discussion and comment…We had 14 for the last post, let’s beat the crap out of that with this one!
Can’t wait to hear from you guys 🙂
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Posted at 22:51h, 03 December[…] Web 3.0 – A Series of Posts Intended to “Design” & “Define … […]
StevenGroves
Posted at 07:50h, 04 DecemberIn no particular order, 'Gifted' people who I respect and see as particularly literate in the social media space list I would (and do) follow –
Seth Godin
Chris Brogan
Jeremiah Owyang
Lon Safko
Joan Koerber-Walker
Olivier Blanchard
Jay Baer
Jason Falls
When covering real estate as an industry well suited to social media, I'd add –
Jay Thompson
Eric Bryant
These people exhibit the kind of attitude, temperament and vision that allow me to be comfortable with what they share and trust where they might take me.
I will not for a second suggest that EVERYthing they do or share is noteworthy, but as we approach a 'curated' web experience, a Web3.0, these are the ones I place my best on.
therecoach
Posted at 21:50h, 04 DecemberThanks Steve, I can always count on you for a highly intelligent (If not slightly biased) response! BTW – type [Web 3.0 and Real Estate] into Google and check out results 3 & 4 (out of 5.5 million btw)
bushworlda
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Paul Mobley
Posted at 16:05h, 05 JanuaryTyler Hurst said, “I see Web 3.0, not as the development of such content and service, but more of the “Filtering” of them. It will be more about 'Sifting through the garbage.'”
You're right that “filtering” will be a major factor in the advent of Web 3.0 but there are times when what is in the garbage will not be enough. Sometimes new content will be needed. Jason Calacanis (@jason), and the team at Mahalo.com, are aspiring to create a new type of portal engine that combines the best from Google Search, Wikipedia, and Yahoo! Answers. To that end, they realized that original content was sometimes needed and they created a framework for paying for user-generated content.
Maybe re.NET v3.0 will include paying property owners for their content?
Paul Mobley
Posted at 00:05h, 06 JanuaryTyler Hurst said, “I see Web 3.0, not as the development of such content and service, but more of the “Filtering” of them. It will be more about 'Sifting through the garbage.'”
You're right that “filtering” will be a major factor in the advent of Web 3.0 but there are times when what is in the garbage will not be enough. Sometimes new content will be needed. Jason Calacanis (@jason), and the team at Mahalo.com, are aspiring to create a new type of portal engine that combines the best from Google Search, Wikipedia, and Yahoo! Answers. To that end, they realized that original content was sometimes needed and they created a framework for paying for user-generated content.
Maybe re.NET v3.0 will include paying property owners for their content?
cura slabire
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