Web2.0: What is the era of machine-saving?

The blue wing in the cloud is also an old blogger. Today, I asked why I have everything in my blog feed, when I woke up, he probably said that I used feedsky to burn the feed after my blog post, my newest image on flickr, and the newest digest of 365key, after explaining feedsky, I started using it myself. He asked me again why I used the tag. Then I completely fainted.

Starting from the use of tags, talking about technorati and delicious bookmarks, and talking about blog software, the Blue Wing finally came up with a few words:

"The current BLOG is just like the age of assembly, and non-technical experts are not playing well ."
"To use RSS, you need to go to bloglines; To burn FEED, you need to go to feedsky; to put images, you need to go to flickr; To use tags, you need to use tagwire"
"I can still figure it out, but the average user may be dizzy for a long time. In the end, people in the technical circle are still happy ."

It seems like this: even if I set up a blog in my own space like this, I still choose to store images in flickr, use 365key for online retrieval, and use feedsky to burn these feeds, the recent reading of Douban registration makes up the current personal portal-I have not added my wealink registration file-isn't it just a crash!

There are specialized websites in the industry. websites that provide all kinds of services in one stop do not seem to be available in the web era-there must be Google, and this madman-it is not in line with the lightweight development idea of web, if there is a one-step blog service, it can solve the problem for the average users of the blue wing. If, open APIs for various websites that provide the above services in accordance with the unified standards-according to zheng, seehaha and upyun have already had similar cooperation: the author's video next to an image shows how the image was taken. Although this function is odd, maybe Zeng Huang would like it? -- Some problems may also be solved, that is, to focus on the web2.0 enterprise/website/service in a certain field, while providing its core services, it can work with other web2.0 enterprises/websites/services to meet users' edge needs and form "Big East Asia Co-Prosperity circle" "Web2.0", as long Shard The interest sharing aspect is clear, and the seamless connection on user use should be implemented. Well, even Jack said that wealink is useful.

Users do not care about machine-saving, but the time and energy required for machine-saving have technical barriers.