KnowraWeb 2.0Linked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Web 2.0, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 1Related 6Narrower topic 4Compared with 1World Wide WebBroader topic: It marks a turn from mostly published pages toward participatory platforms.User-generated contentNarrower topic: User-generated content became a defining feature of the participatory web.Tim Berners-LeeCompared with: Its platform-centered evolution contrasts with Berners-Lee’s emphasis on open, decentralized standards.Participatory cultureRelated: Its platforms made large-scale online contribution more common and visible.Internet forumRelated: Interactive web technologies helped forums become widely accessible participatory spaces.WebcomicRelated: Social platforms and participatory publishing expanded webcomics' distribution and communities.2000sRelated: It describes the participatory web that shaped online life in the 2000s.HTML5Related: Demand for interactive sites helped shape HTML5’s application-oriented features.DeviantArtNarrower topic: DeviantArt grew during the shift toward participatory websites built around member contributions.Felicia DayNarrower topic: The Guild emerged as online platforms made direct creator-to-audience distribution practical.Dead Internet theoryNarrower topic: The theory often contrasts today’s platform-managed web with an earlier participatory internet.History of the World Wide WebRelated: It marked a shift from mostly read-only pages toward platforms built around user contributions.