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A Web 2.0 website may feature any or all of a number of the following techniques:
Rich Internet application techniques, optionally Ajax and Flash based
Syndication and aggregation of data in RSS/Atom
Extensive use of folksonomies (as tags or tag clouds)
REST or XML Web service APIs
Semantically valid XHTML markup and/or the use of Micro
formats
Clean and meaningful URLs
Use of wikis
Web log publishing
Mashups
Add these new technologies to the fact that the web browser market is no longer dominated by Microsoft Internet Explorer. Browsers like Firefox, Opera, Netscape and AOL are increasingly emerging as significant competitors.
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