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January 2008 This forces the marketer to get creative rather than just churn out step by step instructions a million times over again. Unlikely that such content will get bookmark naturally, but by fellow marketers returning the favor. Still the system encourages group conspiracy. Isn’t it human to vote for a friend, build a large group and use the fact?  Reply
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