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	<title>Comments on: The argument about content being king is moot in a democratic state</title>
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		<title>By: Prevyn Jeftha</title>
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		<description>Great post Sandy, one which I fully agree with. The online world has many facets which each play a contributing role in the development of online opinion. Images, content, community are all there to gauge the reader/user and get them to form their own opinions. Content alone will not suffice in today&#039;s world. Maybe a few years ago it would have been enough. Content needs community, just as community needs content. The online world needs both, equally.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great post Sandy, one which I fully agree with. The online world has many facets which each play a contributing role in the development of online opinion. Images, content, community are all there to gauge the reader/user and get them to form their own opinions. Content alone will not suffice in today&#8217;s world. Maybe a few years ago it would have been enough. Content needs community, just as community needs content. The online world needs both, equally.</p>
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