User Generated Content (UGC)

"User Generated Content" (UGC) stands for all content that has been generated by the users of a website and made available on the website. This can be in the form of tips & tricks, product experience, answers and questions or other information.

User Generated Content (UGC), together with User Generated Feedback (UGF, see "User generated Feedback (UGF)"), are two of the essential characteristics of interactive portals and websites. To make UGC also directly usable for the editorial department, it is included as content in InterRed. It is thereby possible, for example, to assign a workflow, publishing approval etc. to the UGC, as to all other content.

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