How Social Is Social Bookmarking?

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How Social Is Social Bookmarking? Sudha Ram, Wei Wei IEEE International Workshop on Business Applications of Social Network Analysis (BASNA 2010) December 15 th, 2010. Bangalore, India

Agenda Social Bookmarking Implicit Networks Vs. Explicit Networks Network Analytics Results Findings and Implications Future research

Social Bookmarking Service for users to share, organize, search, and manage bookmarks or web resources, also known as collaborative tagging. A bookmark contains: the user, the web resource (URL), the date and time, and the Tags. Tags are user-generated metadata, wisdom of the crowds. Some popular social bookmarking services: Delicious Flickr CiteULike

Delicious The most popular social bookmarking service, founded in 2003, acquired by Yahoo! Add In a 2005. user to network by user name By the end of 2008, 5.3 million users and 180 million unique URLs Users can search for tag, resource, and users bookmarked. Locate a user by user name The current most popular bookmarks Most recent bookmarks Users can conduct search using tags Bookmarks from all network members You can save bookmarks that other users made Members of a user s network Who the user follows Title of The the resources bookmarked bookmarked resource with the tag ajax The most often Number used of tags times this resource has been bookmarked Fans of a user who follows a user The tags assigned to the resource

Using Delicious For web resource bookmarking User-generated metadata tags Tags group together to form tag space Folksonomy For web resource discovery Search Using tags Using user name Browse Tedious May generate serendipitous results For social purposes Networking with other users Share bookmarks

Modeling Tag Space

Delicious Implicit Networks I The tripartite graph can be reduced into 3 bipartite graphs (two-mode graph):

Delicious Implicit Networks I Each of the 3 bipartite graphs can be folded into 2 simple graphs (one-mode network) NW Node Edge and Weight UU t User Edge: User-User association Weight: # of tags used by both users UU r User Edge: User-User association Weight: # of resources annotated by both users TT u Tag Edge: Tag-Tag association Weight: # of users who use both tags TT r Tag Edge: Tag-Tag association Weight: # of resources annotated with both tags RR u Resource Edge: Resource-Resource association Weight: # of users who annotated both resources RR t Resource Edge: Resource-Resource association Weight: # tags used fro annotating both resources

Delicious Explicit User Network It is explicit because users create it This network is directed User cos1887, moonsaud, domr, and bchubrik are fans of user adel User wadishman and abudz are mutual friends

Implicit UU t /UU r Network Analysis UU t and UU r networks reveal how users are implicitly associated with each other: Through annotating common resources or using common tags Users with common interests have higher chances of connecting with each other in UU t and UU r networks Data collection and processing Collected from Delicious using JSON feed over a month period (March 2010) Data statistics Number of unique URLs: 127,781 Number unique tags:70,017 Number of unique users: 87,539 Data cleansing: removed Tags with two or fewer letters or containing any special symbols Resources bookmarked less than 5 times Tags used less than 10 times UU t and UU r network are extracted # of Nodes # of Edges Density Cluster Coefficient UU t 3448 2585426 0.437 0.732 UU r 2295 8999 0.003 0.381 UU t network is denser and more tightly linked than UU r network. We use UUr network for further analysis since annotating the same resource is a much stronger indication of common interests than using the same tag.

Hierarchical Clustering on UU r Network Girvan-Newman (GN) algorithm Divisive hierarchical clustering Use edge betweenness GN divisive hierarchical clustering results on egonetwork of user bizpro566 who has the highest centrality in Delicious UU r Goodness of Clustering measured as modularity (0.3~0.7) GN algorithm on egonetwork of user bizpro566 in UU r network reveals: Egonetwork of bizpro566 can be clustered into several smaller groups. In each of the groups, users are associated with each other through common resources.

Delicious Explicit Network Some statistics: Delicious explicit user network size follows ~ 10% of users set power their law distribution. network Most private of the Delicious users have fairly small network most of ~48% of who set them their have network of size public smaller than have 10. no one in their network ~72% of users have fans Network size distribution: Most of the networks (~72%) and fan groups (~78%) have size 10 or less

User-User Networks: Implicit vs. Explicit Why do users network on social bookmarking services? Who are they networking with? Previous relationships Other users discovered on Delicious Is the networking common-interests based? Empirical findings from the dataset There is minimal overlap between a users explicit network members and the potential common-interest users suggested by the implicit user-user network

Shared Resources Between Network Members For users whose network members share resources with them, the number of shared resources is very small most of the time--only 1 or 2 common resources Does a user share many resources with her For explicit more than half network of the members? users, 90% or more of their network members do not share resources with them.

Shared Tags Between Network Members Even when tag-tag comparison between users is restricted to each of the users most commonly used tags, the overlap is not significantly increased. Does a user share many tags with her network members? Between a Delicious user and her network members or fans, the number of shared tags is small most of the users only share about 20% or less tags with other users in their explicit network.

Findings and Implications For each identified clusters of bizpro566, find the commonly used tags of resources shared within the Networking on Delicious is NOT necessarily group, these tags can be used to label common common-interest based interests of the group members Common-interest based networking can greatly facilitate useful content discovery To support common-interest networking we We need can construct to an identify: interest map for bizpro566 based on the interests of groups to which she is connected. Users with whom you share many resources Users with whom you share many tags Users with whom you share many network members with A convenient way to view a user s interests

Future Research More social bookmarking explicit user-user network analysis Network structure, properties, and dynamics Networks from services other than Delicious Mechanisms to facilitate common-interests driven networking