Web 1.0 could be considered a business, food menu, or store directory that can be found on the Internet. An example of Web 1.0 could be McDonald's because of the fact that it lists all the different products it sells. As well as all the store locations in different countries and the ones are around your area.
In Web 2.0 users are able to interact and collaborate with each other in a social media dialogue as creators of user-generated content in a virtual community. Meaning that anyone can talk to each other or share information via any 2.0 website. An example of this marvelous revelation is Wikipedia because of the fact that it allows anyone to post, edit, or even delete information on a specific topic
In Web 3.0 people are able to use search engines to find specific products, topics, or information. Such Web 3.0 websites contain tons of documents that enable users to get the information they wanted. They're able to get an exact result for any specific thing they're looking for. An example could be Yahoo because of the fact that it's a search engine as well as a semantic website that enables the user to get a direct result on the specific keyword they were looking for.
Good writing but web3.0 isn't just search engines. We already have that. It's semantic web
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