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A software development forum relies on users to voluntarily contribute their expertise to help solve issues posted by others. Over time, some users begin to only seek advice without offering any assistance, even though they have the expertise to contribute. What does this scenario illustrate in the realm of social computing, per the textbook, according to the textbook?

The free rider problem, where certain members exploit the communal benefits of the forum's knowledge without contributing, devaluing the collective utility.

Network neutrality, indicating that all users, regardless of their contribution, have equal access to information.

Cyber$-$loafing, where users spend a significant amount of time on the forum but avoid productive activities.

The concept of digital footprints, highlighting that users are more concerned with receiving solutions than contributing, to minimize their online presence.