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		<title>By: pd</title>
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		<description>interesting concept but can&#039;t see it taking off in that form. So the &#039;social 2.0&#039; addicted people can browse sites with crappy avatars looking at the same stuff. Ermmm, what happens when two people (avatars) want to actually &#039;touch&#039; a common site at once? Someone needs to take control and then the experience is hardly &#039;social&#039; but more dictatorial.</description>
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