Managing a Website in Web 2.0
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Last published Wed, Apr 15, 2015
A collection of articles, opinions and essays on making webpages in Web 2.0 where html websites coexist with Wikis, blogs and forums. Of course some examples of the latter three still cannot live without site maintenance, which is pretty expensive to do if it doesn't use a pre-existing domain. There's also the issue of misinformation even if that long predated the Internet.
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