March 19th, 2006
Turns out that Web 2.0 has been using the same goofy name generator as Star Wars, as demonstrated by this hysterically funny (and sobering) quiz on Cerado (via Tdavid via apophenia):
I suspect the those who do well on this test also do well on the geek test.
UPDATE
More evidence that Web 2.0 has jumped the shark — a Web 2.0 certification app (via Neville Hobson)
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