So there's an important distinction developing among “user generated content� sites — the distinction between sites that permit “true sharing� and those that permit only what I'll call “fake sharing.� A “true sharing� site doesn't try to exercise ultimate control over the content it serves. It permits, in other words, content to move as users choose. A “fake sharing� site, by contrast, gives you tools to make seem as if there's sharing, but in fact, all the tools drive traffic and control back to a single site.
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I'm Andy Wibbels. I am working on a blog redesign so things might be a little clunky for a few days. You can learn more about my book, Blogwild, at http://GOblogwild.com/. Right now I'm working in San Francisco at Six Apart where I'm the product manager for Blogs.com. You can add my blog to your Google, Yahoo, Bloglines or other homepage. You can also follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Friendfeed.
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