- Have at least one tag cloud
- Allow users to add their own content without any form of editorial review.
- Make sure users can add tags to content
- Allow users to rate content and add comments.
- Be more than just another blogging tool or social bookmark tool
- Support friends and groups
- Allow users to create lists
- Use AJAX for something, especially for text field fill ins
- Make sure users can upload a profile picture and fill out some questions about themselves
- More important - make sure every user has a My page.
- Have RSS feeds for every possible way to dice up your content
- Integrate at least one Web2.0 API listed at ProgrammableWeb such as Google Maps, Flickr, or YouTube.
- Add Forums and minimize integration with the rest of the site
- Implement Google AdWords
- Develop in php, Ruby on Rails, PERL, or Java/Tomcat
Just claim that you're a Web 2.0 site!
I'm sure I'm leaving out a bunch of stuff...
In all seriousness, O'Reilly's What is Web 2.0 and the entry on WikiPedia's Web 2.0 is a good place to start if you want to learn the real essence of Web 2.0. Be ware. Web 3.0 is coming.
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