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==Description== | |||
''A wiki that tracks sites and terms relating to the Social Web'' | ''A wiki that tracks sites and terms relating to the Social Web'' | ||
The Social Web (aka. Web 2.0-loosely, the Live Web, social media or social software): the ever-changing collection of terms, technologies, websites and individuals that represent the second-generation of innovation in online community. Key biases of the social web include: openness, portability, decentralization, transparency, organic/viral growth and, most importantly, sharing. | The Social Web (aka. Web 2.0-loosely, the Live Web, social media or social software): the ever-changing collection of terms, technologies, websites and individuals that represent the second-generation of innovation in online community. Key biases of the social web include: openness, portability, decentralization, transparency, organic/viral growth and, most importantly, sharing. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:08, 4 April 2012
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| Status: | Active |
| Language: | English |
| Edit mode: | OpenEdit |
| Wiki engine: | MediaWiki |
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| Main topic: | Social |
Description[edit]
A wiki that tracks sites and terms relating to the Social Web
The Social Web (aka. Web 2.0-loosely, the Live Web, social media or social software): the ever-changing collection of terms, technologies, websites and individuals that represent the second-generation of innovation in online community. Key biases of the social web include: openness, portability, decentralization, transparency, organic/viral growth and, most importantly, sharing.