In the trade papers, you hear nothing but talk of XML language and dynamic HTML and Java. In the company I work for, many of our employees are still using version 2.02 of Netscape Navigator. Because there's nothing wrong with it. I myself prefer version 3.04 over 4.x, because it is more stable and crashes my system less often. And I don't know of too many people willing to step out on a limb and learn all of that complicated stuff when HTML works just fine.
Technology needs to slow down .
Most people don't want to have to manually upgrade their software every 3 or 6 months, and I'm among them. I will continue to work to ensure that in any of the online developments I'm involved with, they don't require you to use any technology you don't want to. If you want the whole shi-bang of over 6,500 separate resources that have to do with psychiatry and mental health online, then you might want to visit Psych Central . It's the largest and most comprehensive site of its kind in the world and we're looking to build upon it in the upcoming years, acting as a super guide to mental health online.