A small-world network:
A) centers on some common hobby, interest, or characteristic that draws members to the site.
B) illustrates that most nodes in a social graph are not directly linked to one another. Instead they are indirectly connected via neighbors.
C) offers a relatively small number of items to buyers who tend to be loyal to these outlets.
D) enables anyone to participate without registration or identification.
E) sets forth expectations for user behavior as well as for the host or governing body.

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A small-world network is a type of social network where most nodes (or individuals) are not directly connected to each other, but instead are connected via their neighbors. This creates a structure of short paths between nodes while maintaining a relatively low number of connections. Examples of small-world networks include social media platforms and online forums. Choice A describes a community-focused network, while choices C, D, and E do not accurately describe a small-world network.

A Small-World Network