No, no, no, that's not how Web<number>.0 works! You have to make it worse as the number goes up.
Web 2.0 added more interaction, more tracking, and more advertizing.
Web 3.0 adds crypto scams.
If Web 4.0 is going anywhere near LaTeX, it needs to add not just the typesetting language, but also the whole system of peer-reviewed academic publishing, and you have to publish at least 4 websites a year or perish.
Web 2.0 added more interaction, more tracking, and more advertizing.
Web 3.0 adds crypto scams.
If Web 4.0 is going anywhere near LaTeX, it needs to add not just the typesetting language, but also the whole system of peer-reviewed academic publishing, and you have to publish at least 4 websites a year or perish.