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Very clever!
You give your audience a great way to contribute to your product, which is - in a certain way - 'free' R&D, but it also builds their 'social capital' which makes them more likely to return.
Looking forward to read more of your writings, Ray!
Posted by: Haroldkip | 04/10/2010 at 03:29 PM