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who pioneered the concept of wikis in the early 1990s?
Ward Cunningham
100
What is a website's top domain?
suffix
100
What are online bookmarks?
Permanent links to your favorite web pages.
100
Is everything on the internet always reliable?
No
100
What are newspapers being replaced with?
the Internet
200
what's the Hawaiian word for "fast" is?
Its wiki
200
What does .com stand for?
commercial site
200
What are tags?
key words that describe the content of the web page you're bookmarking
200
What does the Web's wide-reaching and anonymous nature lead to?
urban legends, email hoaxes, fake stories
200
What year did the Seattle Post- Intelligencer go completley online?
2009
300
What is a wiki?
is a collaborative website that allows anyone to add to or change its content.
300
What does .mil mean?
military
300
What is Delicious.com?
most popular social bookmarking site
300
When was the seal hoax reported?
1998
300
What is more accessible?
using the internet
400
who does wikipedia mostly depend on?
relies on its users to police themselves
400
What is .name intended for?
for the use of individual names
400
Since what year has the idea of shared online bookmarks been around?
1996
400
How can you protect yourself from falling for these web based lies?
don't believe what you see in the internet.
400
What had happened on March 19,2009?
the Seattle PostIntelligencer became the first major newspaper to go completely online
500
why are wikis unreliable?
anyone can edit it
500
What are the most common interracial suffixes?
.ca .uk .fr
500
What do tags help you with?
tags help you sort and organize your bookmarks
500
When was Snopes.com created?
1995
500
While newspaper are printed dailky what does the internet allow you to do?
Get Breaking New To be Reported As It Happens