Web 1.0 will die? I doubt it ...

Recently, a lot of reasoning has been written on the topic of web 2.0. Everyone praises this segment of the Internet, talking about the benefits of globalization, when the boundaries between web developers and users are blurred, when visitors themselves have the right to choose what to read, where to buy, what to discuss. And a lot has been said that the elements of web 1.0 will soon disappear into the background. I strongly doubt this, and I think that the services of Web 2.0 will never supplant traditional search engines , ranking criteria and static sites.

Perhaps the most important thing is that web 1.0 is primarily background information , and such information simply has no place in web 2.0, it is not suitable for these services and will not be relevant and relevant. More precisely, it is always in demand, but just in the context of search engines. Indeed, the majority of Internet users are not you and me, but people who live a different life; They have an idea of ​​the Internet with their addresses yandex.ru and rambler.ru. I am not surprised when I see the website address being typed in the search engine window. Most Internet users do not know any vebdvanuley, rss and other clever words. Internet for them is a way to get reference information, a way to find out details about any services, a way to purchase goods, and sometimes to see the weather and the program schedule. This is where it ends. Moreover, even the active Internet community, which communicates in various forums, and most of them do not know about web 2.0 services and, most importantly, they don’t want to know .