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Sage advice from the Wall Street Journal:
“Part of giving up control is also giving visitors the freedom to complain and criticize the brand, or to wax lyrical about a competitor, to their heart's content.”
This isn't really giving up control. It's pretending to give up control while
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08.22.09
The first comment on this post (spam) really draws out your point why it might be good to give control to key members.
I think the bigger danger or concern giving power out is the misused & control of voice(like limiting opposing view).
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