I was talking to a couple of people about RSS and blogs today and suddenly we all realised that if you RSS enable different parts of your site, even if you don't have a site blog, the material will still appear blog-like in an RSS feedreader.
And then later on, Russ Weakley came into discuss the planned changes to the Australian Museum website - which involve tagging (both author & user generated) and reader comments.
Mix the two together (RSS + Tags + User Generated Content coupled with Organisational Content) and blogs disappear - instead everything is a blog (but not as we know it, Jim).
One possible future is that the majority of websites become hyperblogs such as this and the majority of intranets become next-gen wikis.
Go figure.
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As chair of the Web 2.0 Welcoming Committee, I'd like to extend our warm invitation to the exciting next generation of the World Wide Web.
You'll be receiving your kit in 6 to 8 weeks.
In the meantime, remember to avoid branding your Web 2.0 website with statements such as "Now with RSS".
6-8 weeks? What are you doing? Knitting it in Ruby from scratch? I want my Web 2.0 kit now, you melonfarmer!!!!
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