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Importance of transparency in blogging

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January 14th, 2007
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  1. Charles Nicholls (1 comments.) says:

    Love the post. Being transparent to me is about like being funny, there’s a fine line between transparent and too transparent just as there is between funny and too funny.

  2. Mig (1 comments.) says:

    Transfarency for me is not lying in your posts. Is being honest to our readers and you.

  3. Sunspel (2 comments.) says:

    That’s true! you gain the confidence of the visitors by being transparent to them. I just can’t find a single good reason for not being transparent to the users.



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