O'Reilly -- What Is Web 2.0
july 2007 by silvertje
Interestingly, two-way links were the goal of early hypertext systems like Xanadu. Hypertext purists have celebrated trackbacks as a step towards two way links. But note that trackbacks are not properly two-way--rather, they are really (potentially) symme
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july 2007 by silvertje
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