Scientists are not fundamentally different from other humans in that they follow trends - be they real or perceived. A (more or less recent) trend is Web 2.0, community-driven websites like Facebook, MySpace and the plethora of country-specific look-alikes. So scientists from the University of Zurich took a look at this.
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