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]]> By: niblettes http://www.niblettes.com/blog/2005/09/23/ajax-isnt-just-from-scrubbing-counters/#comment-3 niblettes Tue, 04 Oct 2005 21:11:28 +0000 http://niblettes.com/blog/?p=8#comment-3 Brilliant! I love "brands-as-memes" and "hype-o-allergenic", and I think you're right about generic substitution so that we focus on the technology rather than the branded hype. Thanks for the post. Brilliant!

I love “brands-as-memes” and “hype-o-allergenic”, and I think you’re right about generic substitution so that we focus on the technology rather than the branded hype.

Thanks for the post.

]]> By: G. Benett http://www.niblettes.com/blog/2005/09/23/ajax-isnt-just-from-scrubbing-counters/#comment-2 G. Benett Mon, 26 Sep 2005 14:19:37 +0000 http://niblettes.com/blog/?p=8#comment-2 This is possibly the most insightful, level-headed comment I've seen on AJAX and, colatterally, other Web 2.0 brands-as-memes. For which, thanks. My own 2 cents, the antihistamine I use to control hype-o-allergenic symptoms, is "generic substitution." You know how drug companies would rather sell you Nexxium than Tums, or Vioxx than aspirin, because they get a premium for the proprietary brand? My little caveat emptorism is to always replace the brand with its category. Vioxx is Merck's COX-2 inhibitor, AJAX is Adaptive Path's moniker for asynchronous Javascript and XML, RSS 2.0 is Harvard University's version of a simple syndication standard. Focusing on function rather than form puts claims of innovation in perspective. I like what I've seen of AJAX, and enjoy playing with everything on Tim O'Reilly's recent Meme Map of Web 2.0; but sliced bread is still hard to beat when you want to make a sandwich. This is possibly the most insightful, level-headed comment I’ve seen on AJAX and, colatterally, other Web 2.0 brands-as-memes. For which, thanks. My own 2 cents, the antihistamine I use to control hype-o-allergenic symptoms, is “generic substitution.” You know how drug companies would rather sell you Nexxium than Tums, or Vioxx than aspirin, because they get a premium for the proprietary brand? My little caveat emptorism is to always replace the brand with its category. Vioxx is Merck’s COX-2 inhibitor, AJAX is Adaptive Path’s moniker for asynchronous Javascript and XML, RSS 2.0 is Harvard University’s version of a simple syndication standard. Focusing on function rather than form puts claims of innovation in perspective. I like what I’ve seen of AJAX, and enjoy playing with everything on Tim O’Reilly’s recent Meme Map of Web 2.0; but sliced bread is still hard to beat when you want to make a sandwich.

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