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The term “Web 2.0” defines a set of principles and practices for web applications,
which, when followed, entitle a web application to wear the Web 2.0 crown. A web
site can claim to be a Web 2.0 site if it:
Allows users to control data presented on the web site
- Presents a platform that enables the mixing (or mash-up) of technologies and data
- Enables services to be consumed that are beyond the boundary of the application
- Harnesses collective intelligence by enabling the following:
- Aggregation of relevant content from heterogeneous sources
- User contributed content
- User moderation of content via tagging and rating
- Uses state-of-the-art technologies that take interactivity on the Web to the next level by use of popular technologies like Ajax, Flash, and Silverlight.
