AIIM Exam IQ0-100 Topic 3 Question 68 Discussion

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Question #: 68
Topic #: 3

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A common characteristic of folksonomies is that they

AAre somewhat slow to develop because of the initial planning required.

BArise in hierarchical environments where administrators can oversee them.

CFeature strong bibliographic control provided by their formal structure.

DProvide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Halina

2 months ago

Folksonomies are like a wild, unruly party - no one's in charge, but everyone's having a great time tagging away!

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Laquita

2 months ago

C) Feature strong bibliographic control provided by their formal structure. Folksonomies are anything but formal - that's the whole point!

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Rosendo

21 days ago

A: Exactly, it's a bottom-up approach to organizing information.

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Tuyet

22 days ago

B: Yeah, folksonomies are all about users working together to tag content.

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Gladys

1 months ago

A: Exactly, it's a bottom-up approach to organizing information.

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Ira

1 months ago

B: Yeah, folksonomies are all about users working together to tag content.

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Georgeanna

2 months ago

A: D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Candida

2 months ago

A: D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Ty

3 months ago

A) Are somewhat slow to develop because of the initial planning required. No way, folksonomies are all about spontaneous, unplanned tagging!

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Barrett

2 months ago

D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Sheridan

2 months ago

A) Are somewhat slow to develop because of the initial planning required. I disagree, folksonomies are more about user-generated content.

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Elfrieda

2 months ago

D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Sommer

3 months ago

B) Arise in hierarchical environments where administrators can oversee them. Folksonomies are the opposite of that - they're organic and decentralized!

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Evan

24 days ago

A) Are somewhat slow to develop because of the initial planning required.

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Lelia

25 days ago

B) Arise in hierarchical environments where administrators can oversee them.

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Reynalda

1 months ago

C) Feature strong bibliographic control provided by their formal structure.

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Yoko

2 months ago

D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Cristina

2 months ago

No, folksonomies are actually decentralized and organic.

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Vanda

2 months ago

B) Arise in hierarchical environments where administrators can oversee them.

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Darrin

2 months ago

C) Feature strong bibliographic control provided by their formal structure.

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Hyun

2 months ago

D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users.

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Audry

3 months ago

I'm not sure, but I think C is also a possibility because formal structure can provide strong control.

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Jose

3 months ago

D) Provide an opportunity for collaborative classification by multiple users. Folksonomies are all about user-generated tags, so this option is spot on!

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