[consulting] Levels of websites

[andre]

Troy's thoughts remind me of stuff I was reading from IBM circa 1998 - 
and I'm sure that this vision of 'mental evolution' predates that.

I tried to google the original IBM stuff - but I can't find it or its 
long gone.

At any rate - it certainly reaffirms my belief that web 2.0 is 
poppycock.  There is nothing 2.0 about the web - same old same old.
(see my rant on this topic here: 
http://www.andremolnar.com/what-is-web-2.0-the-web-is-the-web-there-is-nothing-2.0-about-it)

At any rate - regardless of my distaste for the term web 2.0 - Troy does 
a fine job of describing the 'mental evolution'.

andre
Boris Mann wrote:
> My friend Troy Angrignon wrote what I consider to be a great post on  
> the 18 levels of *mental* evolution that people/companies/clients go  
> through in thinking about their websites.
> 
> See http://www.troyangrignon.com/blog/_archives/2005/6/19/955532.html
> 
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