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Will the community-created content on outside.in remain the property of the community? Or will outside.in claim propietary ownership over the content the community creates?

If the former, what open license is the content distributed under?

This is off topic but seeing your Twitter post about Macbook Air triggered an interface urge. Please write a review of the Air. Interface stuff or some neat detail or why the Air is a must for anyone who is thinking of buying a new laptop.

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This looks like a really cool social networking concept that I really haven't seen well done anywhere. Although the big SEM/PPC industry players have been screaming local/local/local for years, I don't recall seeing this concept in play like this. Most local efforts in the past have been really fragmented. I imagine marketing and creating awareness will be one of the biggest challenges. Best wishes, Joshua Feinberg

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