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1 comment:
It's an interesting experiment, it has produce an accurate result.
The game group would obviously write more, because it is an interesting topic and that it would do well as a blog.
Others would have problems like language and not enough content.
This would be a good example for blogger or SEO. They would surely learn from this one.
Great post.
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