Comments on: Housing Bubble Fallout: Echoes Of Web 1.0

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Well, there won’t be a Web 2.0 or a Web 3.0 without a Web 1.0. We still owe it to Web 1.0. Nothing is permanent in this world. The only constant thing is this world is change so expect a lot of improvements and upgrades on a lot of things in the net.

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Web Has served the users a lot and its time for us to bid farewell to Web1 paving way for the others to come up and serve us better. Each change in technology will bring about a cjange in the services we are using.

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Unblock Facebook — Thu, 21 May 2009 07:11:28 +0000

Wbe bubble have nothing to do with the housing problem thios are caused by people who keep on getting loans and greedy bankers in wall street

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Unblock Facebook — Tue, 05 May 2009 00:30:02 +0000

I for myself don’t know quite what to make of all of this, personally I think we’re all SOL, and should just do what we can do at a minimal to our families and loved ones, even itf it means painful paper losses in our portfolios and investment plans.Executive compensation is capped at any bank that touches this facility. Nobody makes more than 10x or 20x the median employee, and no more stock options. Maybe even a clawback for ill-gotten gains during the bubble. Executives don’t go along? Push them out.

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There are so many upgradations that are coming up making this web1.0 a little outdated. But still it had its own advantages.

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web 2.0 is better than web 1.0
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By: Kaulapi

Kaulapi — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 05:55:01 +0000

Hey Jase - I hear your concerns, I for myself don't know quite what to make of all of this, personally I think we're all SOL, and should just do what we can do at a minimal to our families and loved ones, even itf it means painful paper losses in our portfolios and investment plans. However I thought it was worth considering some debate on the issue - from CNN's Wolf Blitzer's interview with Rep. Ron Paul. . . he didn't win the primary, but maybe he was on point with some of the issues that pertain to Americans, especially in today's world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbSRJRxV_WU

By: W.C. Varones

W.C. Varones — Sun, 21 Sep 2008 16:47:48 +0000

How about some protection for the taxpayers?

1) Treasury gets extremely dilutive warrants from any bank that touches this facility. This is what happened at AIG: the taxpayers may lose a lot of money, but at least Wall Street's profit from the scheme is minimized and the taxpayers get something back in a best-case scenario.

2) Executive compensation is capped at any bank that touches this facility. Nobody makes more than 10x or 20x the median employee, and no more stock options. Maybe even a clawback for ill-gotten gains during the bubble. Executives don't go along? Push them out.

3) A huge new program for the Justice Department to prosecute mortgage fraud and securities fraud for everyone that caused this problem, from Angelo Mozilo and investment bankers all the way down to speculators who committed fraud on their loan applications.