Web X

Web X is a term referring to the Web, the Internet, and all connecting networks. It was developed to take over for similar terms such as "Web 2.0" "Web 3.0" "Semantic web" and "Synergetic Web". The term Web X should be used universally. Hopefully by using one universal term these ideas will become more clear and better understood. Web X refers to the past "webs", the current "web" as well as all future advances to come. By defining Web X in such a way we eliminate the need for "new", changing terms (We 2.0, Web 4.0, Web 2345.0, .....) to describe that which has already existed. It also eliminates the problem of multiple terms with the same meaning.
Web X will stand for whatever current "version" of the Web is in its existing sate. Web X is the END version. This END version of the Web will be as the Internet, network frames and platforms should be; non-static, constantly changing, and dynamic.
At the moment there are many limitations to the devices, machines, we can currently use to reach each specific network, but with more work the internet will begin to blend itself with other networks just as social networks are begining to blend themselves. In doing this a giant (wired & wireless) network will be created thru which all previous forms of data can be transferred, As well as all present data, AND future changes updates and additions. Web X is the overall conglomeration of systems, platroms, networks, Devices, and ALL FUTURE devices, Machines, Biomorphic Robotics, etc..., As well as the User and their interactions. Web X includes all of these as well as the CONTENT & FORMAT-(organization, etc.).
Web X is the multiple platform integration over a wide range of separate but connected networks that includes all of the Data, the Content, the Format, and all of the resulting updates and changes generated by both human and device interaction. Additionally,
Web X refers to the physical, mental and mechanical processes involved to create these interactions and interconnectivity.