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        http://dashes.com/anil/2012/12/the-web-we-lost.html

        很有趣而略為沈重的觀點，歡迎大家讀一讀。

        底下有一些我很喜歡的摘錄

*  The web was an interesting and different place before links got monetized,
but by 2007 it was clear that Google had changed the web forever, and for
the worse, by corrupting links.

*  In the early part of this century, if you made a service that let users
create or share content, the expectation was that they could easily download
a full-fidelity copy of their data, or import that data into other
competitive services, with no restrictions.

* In the early days of the social web, there was a broad expectation that
regular people might own their own identities by having their own websites,
instead of being dependent on a few big sites to host their online identity.
In this vision, you would own your own domain name and have complete control
over its contents, rather than having a handle tacked on to the end of a huge
company's site. This was a sensible reaction to the realization that big
sites rise and fall in popularity, but that regular people need an identity
that persists longer than those sites do.


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也不是誰好誰壞的問題，是以前的網路時代長得跟現在完全不一樣了，
我十年前也是 user ，這十年來真的是改變不少。

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                                                歡迎同好到 AJAX 板一同討論。

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