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20 Comments on Web 3.0... Here we come.
Rene, Thankfully you're here to keep us going in the right direction. My web browser is already WAY smarter than I am.
The pictures of the northwest are terrific. I look forward to them...further proof that there is life after Eureka Springs! Someday the time will be just right and M and I will make a break for it.
It's going to be something that we have to stay on top of, because it's going to affect how we blog and tag, I think...
Charles: We're really in for one big new ride this decade. I've been doing quite a lot of research and what they are calling it is the "game layer" decade... So programs like FourSquare etc. are going to play an ever larger role. I look at it like this, regardless if I agree or want it... here we go. I want to stay on top of it... We'll have more options if we have a sense of what's going on...
Shelley: Yes, indeed we do... In a sense, long tail (as we use the term) will be the norm. That's a huge shift... We're essentially talking about living in a world with AI as a major influencer...
We could have used some of that action recently in and around Glacier National Park. There were clouds in the park, but not Web 3.0 type.
Thank you for posting and sharing your informative article.
Hi René, In some ways, I think some of my posts will become more relevant and some of the others who tricked the SEO, will be less so.
Well, I can dream that will be the result. But one thing is certain, writing our thoughts and ideas in context sure will be more fun.
Glenn: Looks like you guys had a great vacation in Glacier National Park... definitely not the web3.0 cloud!
Don: thanks for stopping by...
William: But you are hitting on an awesome point, even though you're smiling... We need to talk, I'll give you a call. I just got a flash about "longtail"... and thinking about your blog, what you talk about, and the wonderful pictures you take... I think that will equate to some serious search engine recognition... Everything I've studied leads me to 3 things... search engines care most about 1. who you are, 2. what you do, 3. where you are... That's first, then the authority on your subject stuff starts and the whole SEO thingy. But I'm a Social Media SEO guy... what concerns me most is what's on the page, who's telling the story, and is the story something I (the search engine) can wrap myself around and offer up...
Just see this as Google once again knowing our every move, where we live, what we like, we will be plugged in to the wall at night like our phones within 15 years at this rate.
Todd: Star Trek was right once again... resistance is futile...
Sounds pretty trippy. As long as these computers don't get smarter than we are, I'll welcome any new technology.
Aaron: It does sound trippy for sure.
Rene - It certainly does sound like the browser is going to be smarter. Maybe a game show will come out of it..."Are you smarter than your browser?"
Susan: You're right on... we're entering into the decade of the game layer... A Game Show would be totally fitting.
Blurs the line between a static search/return internet query and a human concierge service...
Jeff: Yes it does... kind of an AI conversation...
I think we already started seeing some of this when Google announced Instant Search
Andrzej: I'd agree... I've noticed it seems to save and offer up cache in a different way. And, Google seems to know more (and offer up more) about my past searches and where I am (without me using any of that in my search terms).
Rene,
I'm pretty sure they cash your search patterns on their servers and thats why instant search only works when you logged into your google account.
I kind of like making the ad companies guess at what I like. If we give them too much information to serve us, they will just manipulate us in such a way that we don't reaslize it. Of course I mean more than they already do...
Andrzej: I'm thinking the same thing...
Ross: I'm with you... Anyway, I'd rather just play with it myself. I really don't want a search engine (that's global) second guessing what I'm thinking about. If I want you know, I'll tell you...