2️Web2.0 ——“Can read and write”

When the concept of Web2.0 was proposed, there was no such thing as Web1.0. DCloudChaty DiNucci invented Web2.0 in 1999, and Tim O'Reilly and Dale Dougherty promoted it at the O'Reilly Media Web2.0 conference in late 2004. Only then did Web2.0 become more widely accepted. As more people enter the networking industry, several new business models emerge, such as the emergence of blogs and the Facebook social platform. The most notable feature of these websites and applications is that they allow users to independently create content, interact with the website and other websites, and connect with each other. This is a characteristic of Web2.0.