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the size of the company can be less of an issue if you allow the user the flexibility to tailor their experience. of course yahoo is going to try to monetize the user experience, but in the end, if the user enjoys the experience, they'll continue to use these types of services.
- by onlyauser September 11, 2008 8:48 PM PDT
- Yahoo mail SUCKS!
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