Overseas Web2.0 Map Chinese Annotation Co-maintenance Edition, let's pass it on grassroots^_^

Do you all remember the Web 2.0 map from abroad that was re-posted by domestic bloggers? There is also a domestic Web 2.0 map now. Aside from its brilliant icon design, it also provides convenience for everyone to understand the latest Web 2.0 sites abroad. However, one problem is that you don't know the website address just by looking at the icons, nor do you know the specific introduction, which makes it quite troublesome to look at. Although some notes are marked on the picture, they are not complete and there is no simple Chinese introduction! Therefore, I thought I would add some during my spare time, but my personal strength is after all limited. So even though I don't have much influence, I still want to use this blog to call on everyone to jointly add Chinese annotations for the convenience of everyone's search. You can also write your name or blog address at the end, which will serve as a promotional role! To make it easier to add, I have cut the image into five large pieces so that everyone can see it clearly! I have already enabled the note-adding function on Flickr, but you must be a Flickr user. Finally, for friends who are using the note function on Flickr for the first time, please note that the website address format should automatically carry a connection in the form of http://www.xxx.xx. I also hope that influential grassroots in China could help promote it ^_^.

★ Common maintenance address: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cero/tags/web20map/