Statically dynamic just ain't it.

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The presentations I've been preparing of late deal with the tools that comprise the Read/Write Web (whether I think that's a useful term, beyond the hype, isn't being dealt with here). Simply talking about these tools, or showing screenshots of what they do, is understandably lacking. If you want to show that we're dealing with tools that allow dynamic interaction between sites, between databases, between users, and more, you've got to show these in real time. Anything less is simply not very convincing, perhaps even self-defeating.

Having developed my presentation style in an earlier period, I've found it difficult to overcome my trepidiation of relying solely on cached copies of pages. But even though today, happily, using online materials in a presentation is much less of a problem, I still try to avoid doing so.

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