Another example of Web 2.0 in full force is the wiki. These are websites that allow those to add, edit and even remove content. Many act like an encyclopedia, like Wikipedia.org, everywhere users can add content making a global online dictionary or encyclopedia of sorts.
The problem with such sites is the in rank provided [...]

You’ve probably heard the term “blog.” This is small for web log or weblog. This is a site that allows users to start journal or diary-like entries in a chronological way. Users regularly post blogs or small entries and articles on in rank they are passionate about or have an interest in. Still others focus [...]

Web 2.0 websites are not built by the traditional computer “platform” even though many people refer to the technology supporting Web 2.0 as a platform in its own right. Web 2.0 sites are noted by their ability to enhance and promote open communication among users. They operate in a much-decentralized manner than traditional sites do. [...]