There's not a problem with labeling technologies. The problem is that those labels get hijacked by marketing and management types who see a well-done website an

There's not a problem with labeling technologies. The problem is that those labels get hijacked by marketing and management types who see a well-done website and assume that it looks pretty because it's that magic HTML5 thing they read about last week, then they start advertising for HTML5 devs and touting their HTML5 products and blathering on about things they really have no idea about and just confuse the whole field and practice. It's "DHTML" all over again.