The last few months the web2.0 idea has become a top subject in conversations between webmasters or marketers or people who deal with the web. A lot of these people who are utilizing the capabilities of the Internet to make money or create successful websites are planning on using the web2.0 phenomenon to build next generation, democratic, collaborative websites based on this popular concept.

Web2.0 gives web users the ability and the freedom to do what they want, enhance and control their experience. Web2.0 websites are not just static or dynamic web pages. They are web based applications that you can use anywhere.

These websites are a cool place to be that’s why they are so popular. They allow web users to take part and customize their online experience in an easy, fun and free way! Users decide whether they want to upload their own videos or talk about their favorite interests or hobbies and even share their favorite websites. Users can create their own friends lists, share them and thus leave their mark in the website’s history.

An great example of a web2.0 website is the infamous wikipedia. The first free online encyclopedia where users can edit it’s contents. Wonder why wikipedia has become so popular? It’s not only because it’s free and provides tons of great info. What makes wikipedia stand from the crowd is the ability/option to edit it’s contents. Isn’t it so simply amazing?