Web 2.0 - and by extension, its progeny Library 2.0 - assumes that users know that they're doing. They can create content, edit content, upload and share content, vote, rate and rank content, classify content, and comment on content. The system relies on these activities. Users are all-knowing and all-powerful. The customer is always right.

Sounds like a plan.

Look at this site: Psychosocial Parameters of Internet Addiction.

You have a couple of days to determine the following:

1. Who created this site?

2. How does this site advance the study of Internet addiction?

3. Who is Rudolph G. Briggs, and how can you contact him?

Mull this over for a few days, and I'll check back with you.