Journey to Web 2.0

Web 2.0 is not the destination!  It gets more interesting all along our way into the future of Internet.  Watch the video explaining journey from Web1.0 (plain HTML days) to Web 2.0

Video is created by Michael Wesch, an Assistant Professor of Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University

This is what I said "kontribute, vote, komment!!  don't fade into oblivion.  let the world know you exist!!" when I introduced iHari.com and makes sense I guess.

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www.iHari.com

my presence on the web.  this is my attempt to keep a log of my day-to-day activities that i would like to share with all.  i would like you all to register and comment/vote/contribute in whichever way you can (contributing to blogs, stories, events, etc.).  i thought this is a better way to keep in touch with the world.

I have been promoting this site when i called/talked to some of you.  thanks for all who helped me with testing it.  I have created some content already that is interesting..

1.  nytimes article about diabetes
2. activity with neha and bhargav last weekend.
3. my failed attempt to get ps3 (launched today)  :-(
4. birthdays (still incomplete)

you need to register to contribute.  you can only comment (anonymously) without loging in.  registration is a simple process.  email sent to email id you used when registering will have details to login (passwords are safe, even i can't get to them).  you can change the password after your first login with temporary password by going to my account -> edit

at the least i would ask you to create events, so there's one place for all to look for important events.  if you come across any content that you'd like to share (stories, articles, pictures, videos), please do so.  most of the stuff is self explanatory.  if you have any questions regarding anything please post in discussion forum or email me.

kontribute, vote, komment!!  don't fade into oblivion.  let the world know you exist!!

brief feature list:
create blogs
create stories
create events (birthdays, parties, etc.) and create rsvp invitations (similar to evite, but much better)
submit interesting videos (upload, refer to ones on you tube, or video.google)
submit interesting pictures
discussion forums (discuss issues, or clarifications, or share recepies, etc.)
archives (look for content based on date)
search (search for content)

also, there are albums located at gallery.ihari.com.  you can comment on pictures!!

still working on family.ihari.com for the family information (this'll be up soon)

regards,
hari.