Haha, I love this. Richard MacManus reports that the chmod 777 analogy for Web 2.0 is shaping back into place. For those who don’t know, chmod 777 is a Unix command which, when used on a file, gives anyone (assuming they have the appropriate access info) the right to read, write and execute the file, also known as ‘Web 2.0′. 
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