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The 21 pages that link to User-generated content, each with the reason it gives.

• Participatory cultureRelated: It is a visible form of audience members becoming cultural producers.

• Social commerceRelated: Customer photos, videos, and reviews provide product evidence and promotional material.

• Massively multiplayer online gameRelated: Some online games let players build, publish, or modify shared-world content.

• Online gameRelated: Online games can host player-made levels, items, and other shared creations.

• Sandbox gameRelated: Sandbox systems often make player-made worlds and objects part of the experience.

• Steve ChenRelated: YouTube made user-created video central to Chen’s business success.

• Jawed KarimRelated: Karim’s simple upload anticipated the kind of participation YouTube made widespread.

• Amateur pornographyRelated: Amateur pornography often circulates as user-generated content, though platforms may shape its distribution.

• Interactive mediaRelated: It is one way users contribute directly to interactive media.

• xHamsterRelated: User uploads form one source of xHamster’s video catalog.

• Social media impact on consumer behaviorRelated: Customer posts can provide relatable product information and influence other consumers.

• Tower defenseRelated: Custom maps and scenarios have repeatedly expanded the genre beyond official levels.