[Zaim@BizBox: We actually agree with this somewhat. The thing is that in Malaysia even the 'technology' side of web 2.0 isn't that widespread.That's why we stated that: "these technologies are just technical features, and the implementation of these features (i.e. the presentation of it, making it easier to use for users, etc.) is what web 2.0 is really all about."]

I believe that Web 2.0 is a ‘trend’ to make websites more community based and organically driven. The technologies emerged during Web 2.0 are development that came out during that time to improve the user experience of websites.

As for AJAX, implementation is an important part of the user experience. Too many developers use it merely for the ‘cool’ factor instead of its advantages in applications.

I do applaud Bizbox for the incorporation of Microformats, a standard that will become on the Web in future.

[Zaim@BizBox: Thanks, among all of the web 2.0 technologies, we are most excited about microformats, because it's actually easy to use ]

Wishing Bizbox all the best.

I also strongly feel that your website menu needs a little restructuring because many ‘Home’ doesn’t make it right.

p/s: Good marketing scheme on the DIY Web.

[Zaim@BizBox: Thanks for your comments, Danny. Yes, we realize the 'Home' menu items are a bit confusing, we'll try and fix it. As for standards compliance, as you know, a dynamic site like ours cannot be 100% compliant all the time, but yes we can improve on it's compliancy as much as possible.]

[Zaim@BizBox: guess there are both pro and cons in having a website nowadays - but we at BizBox really believe in the 'power' of the internet in helping a growing business grow, esp. in a developing country like M'sia]