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I like to think online communities for them are built on nothing unless linked to useful tangible experiences. Certainly ideas in social media that offer more than pissing around with Facebook apps and rather real life applications are the win…

My Grandad’s still waiting on some form of online local golf equipment exchange. He’d sooner give it all away than have it take up space.

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