Charlie, I agree wholeheartedly with your assessment.  

"The value of thinking about Web 2.0 as these three dimensions is
that it focuses on three sets of capabilities that define current web
capabilities."

I realized that I should have pointed out that Nova's graph should
be viewed as having 3 axis, whether that was his intention or not:
again - http://tinyurl.com/36byj9

x = social complexity, or as Charlie describes it, the relationship
web

y = increasing depth of semantic connection, roughly mapping on to
what you describe as the 'The Service Web', am I correct in that
thinking?

z = time, now you describe this as 'The Information Web' I'm
inclined to think that based on your description of this part of your
piechart that you're looking at what becomes enabled as technology
advances,  which is based on time.

very interesting, thanks for sharing your thoughts, looking forward
to the book

regards - pauric


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