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Part b
Web 2.0 describes second-generation websites that enable user-generated content and information sharing through features like social media, blogs, and user uploads. It allows for dynamic and collaborative interactions between users on the World Wide Web. Some key benefits include more social and user-generated content online, while disadvantages include websites having difficulties handling large volumes of traffic, data, and security checks that can slow performance.
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