One Happy Analogue Bloke

Well, they said it couldn't be done by the unwilling and recalcitrant. And they were almost right.

But I've done it, more or less, and got to the end of the Lib 2.0 project.

I should report that I've tried Zoho Writer (Online Applications & Tools) and find it interesting, but can't see myself using it in the forseeable future.

I've also checked on a couple of sites listed in the Web 2.0 Awards. None of the topics listed interested me except "Books." I clicked this link and checked out Biblio.com and LibraryThing. I think I'm already familiar with Biblio.com and it seems like a pretty worthwhile site, although I tend to use AbeBooks for out-of-print titles and that's good, too. LibraryThing I found to be one of those typical 'everyone-must-be interested-in-me' sites and I didn't bother creating a log-in.

Which brings me to my FINAL POINT. Gee I hate having to create new log-ins and passwords for every resource on Web 2.0. It is tedious beyond my wildest imaginings.

So there you go. That's it for me. I'll have my lap-top in the brushed-aluminium finish, please.