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Blogging is a simple, convenient way to keep a community site (or multiple sites) updated without going through several programs to do the job, enabling less technical communities to have a web presence ("public face") to attract new members, and keep community members informed.
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Twine is convenient, new, powerful, smart, and totally devoted to whatever you're interested in. Read all about it.
* Use of blogs for communities of practice
* Key features
o 1. Look/feel/blog organization
o 2. Commenting and other reader interaction options
o 3. Authoring features
o 4. Subscription features
o 5. Administration features
o 6. Additional features
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