Web 2.0 and Circuit Theory
“In this way, BitTorrent demonstrates the key principle of Web 2.0: the more people use the service, the automatically it becomes better.”
www.computerra.ru/print/think/234100
Reading these words, I remembered an already non-existent article on the "theory of the circus." The person who invented this "theory" meant the Russian section of Wikipedia by the word "circus", but his idea turned out to be so infectious that the word "circus" firmly entered my lexicon.
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The theory says that with an increase in the number of users of an Internet project (for example: the Russian section of Wikipedia), they are less and less engaged in achieving the goals of this project, becoming more and more involved in personal and public fights among themselves.
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia : Attention_participants
The conclusion is simple: it’s not enough to think up a Web 2.0 service, you still need to avoid having a float in it.
www.computerra.ru/print/think/234100
Reading these words, I remembered an already non-existent article on the "theory of the circus." The person who invented this "theory" meant the Russian section of Wikipedia by the word "circus", but his idea turned out to be so infectious that the word "circus" firmly entered my lexicon.
')
The theory says that with an increase in the number of users of an Internet project (for example: the Russian section of Wikipedia), they are less and less engaged in achieving the goals of this project, becoming more and more involved in personal and public fights among themselves.
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia : Attention_participants
The conclusion is simple: it’s not enough to think up a Web 2.0 service, you still need to avoid having a float in it.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/5820/
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