The Web 2.0 Trinity: People, Data, and Great Software

“Out on the Web, having the users and the useful data is the most important thing. Functionality and software in general are becoming relentlessly commoditized as well. A quick search of Sourceforge can find you a dozen versions of just about any software you could want, from GUI toolkits, to databases, to productivity software, complete with source code and all for free. Creating a place that lots of users want to go to and collecting a great database of uniquely valuable information is not something you will ever be able to download for free.”

The user is the center of the universe…

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