What is the difference between BBS and blog? [Reprint]

From Understanding blogs to introducing and promoting blogs to people around you, the first sentence of others will ask the difference between BBS and blog:

1. BBS is a place where many people gather for discussion (similar to the English Corner) and can communicate freely, while blog (group-based) it is a group of people who gather together for a common goal or vision (much like seminars) to study and explore issues, and personal blogs are the record or note of the individual's research process.
2. BBS is an open and free space. It is oriented to a loose group and serves the public, while blog is a private platform, it targets individuals and small groups with common goals and serves individuals. The original idea of the two is different: BBS was created to solve the lack of free speech opportunities. With the popularization of the Internet, the freedom of speech has been greatly improved, at this time, the demand for personal talents and individuality is becoming more and more prominent, and the BLOG came into being. Because BBS and blog have different design concepts, they have their own living space and service objects, and there is no such problem as who replaces them, just like the metaphor of bus and private car.
3. BBS uses post fixation and post time sequence to organize posts ( Article ), And use the classification method to classify posts (articles), but the classification users cannot be changed, only the Administrator has this permission; blogs organize articles (posts) in calendar mode, but blogs can classify articles (posts) by themselves.
4. BBS allows users to reply, but must be registered (you can also do not need to register through settings). After you post (post) on several BBS you are interested in, after a while, it is difficult for you to find the post (Article) You have posted. You can reply to a blog without having to register it. This is somewhat the same as BBS, what you have written on your blog is always in your blog, and you can handle it as needed.
5. BBS organizes posts (articles) in disorder. When there are many posts (articles), you may find useless information or duplicate information; however, a blog uses the international standard of RDF (Resource Description Framework) to organize information. Do you see the XML mark of each blog? The document linked to it is RSS. XML or index. XML, that is, RSS (RDF) is also described in XML. For details about RSS, refer to Resource Description Framework, which provides "news feeds" to news aggregation tools such as newzcrawler. I personally think this is an essential technical difference between BBS and blog.
6. For example, if you are learning a computer technology or conducting a research, such as Java or C #, if you are a beginner, when you go to the Forum, you will be confused by the messy posts on the forum. Blog is different. It records the process of learning technology or the process of research. When you read it, you will benefit a lot. That is to say, the content of the BBS organization is relatively messy, while the blog is a management system of personal knowledge.

 

Appendix:

BBS blog
========< br> simple technical implementation
moderator management setting up moderator none
high management costs
personal presentation of Application Discussion Issues
community weak on-site Short Messages
weak hyperlink support high suggestion
Article Quality relatively low quality and high (real-name)
weak real-name registration control
high timeliness of news
high information search costs
low difficulty in publishing documents
non-mainstream information publishing moderators are easy to manage
real-time slow information feedback