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With your permission, I will not argue about what “ Web 2.0 ” is and get right to the point. It is difficult to somehow argue my act - any self-respecting blogger is obliged to write about five or six paragraphs, as once the same thing had to be done with the term “blog”.
“This is a place where you can share any file you want with anyone,” says a welcoming speech on the home page of the site with a beautiful domain . As it should be for Web 2.0, everything is simple, convenient and fast. After a short registration, you don’t have to receive a letter from them and insert a fertile address into the browser - you immediately go to a personal page where a special file filter is offered, your downloaded files and several links are download, about me, personal information, your groups and search .
You can download anything, texts, illustrations, animation, music, archives, and so on. To do this, you need to fill out a small form by entering the title, description, address of the file on your computer, and tick or not tick the publicity of the upload to the server. But as with any Web 2.0 project, everything here is based on keywords, or tags . Although there is no special line for entering such notes, they themselves are formed from the title and description. And I don’t know about you, but this is the first time I’ve come across this solution - we all know how tedious it is to select and write tags to everything in general. And if the developers of in.solit.us slightly correct their system so that it does not accept prepositions, conjunctions, punctuation marks, quotes, html tags, etc., then the keyword entry line will lose its meaning completely.
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A tick of publicity allows all, without exception, visitors to download your file; if you don’t install it, you can make available what you download only to the group of registered users you have chosen.
According to the concept of the same Web 2.0 (oh, I feel that this word will soon become as abusive as “marketing”), the search on this site is live, that is, it will show you files as you type a request. The service is still in beta, but I did not find any errors in its work.
And yes, I uploaded a beautiful picture of Egor Zhgun. You can download and comment (yes, files can still be commented), for example, to test this service.
“This is a place where you can share any file you want with anyone,” says a welcoming speech on the home page of the site with a beautiful domain . As it should be for Web 2.0, everything is simple, convenient and fast. After a short registration, you don’t have to receive a letter from them and insert a fertile address into the browser - you immediately go to a personal page where a special file filter is offered, your downloaded files and several links are download, about me, personal information, your groups and search .
You can download anything, texts, illustrations, animation, music, archives, and so on. To do this, you need to fill out a small form by entering the title, description, address of the file on your computer, and tick or not tick the publicity of the upload to the server. But as with any Web 2.0 project, everything here is based on keywords, or tags . Although there is no special line for entering such notes, they themselves are formed from the title and description. And I don’t know about you, but this is the first time I’ve come across this solution - we all know how tedious it is to select and write tags to everything in general. And if the developers of in.solit.us slightly correct their system so that it does not accept prepositions, conjunctions, punctuation marks, quotes, html tags, etc., then the keyword entry line will lose its meaning completely.
')
A tick of publicity allows all, without exception, visitors to download your file; if you don’t install it, you can make available what you download only to the group of registered users you have chosen.
According to the concept of the same Web 2.0 (oh, I feel that this word will soon become as abusive as “marketing”), the search on this site is live, that is, it will show you files as you type a request. The service is still in beta, but I did not find any errors in its work.
And yes, I uploaded a beautiful picture of Egor Zhgun. You can download and comment (yes, files can still be commented), for example, to test this service.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/4144/
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