The Difference Between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0

web 2.0 concept

Web 1.0 - Mostly read-only web

Web 2.0 - Mostly read-write web

Web 3.0 ? - Maybe the proportion of users who product actual content rather than just consume content will grow.

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