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					<description><![CDATA[Betsy,  this is something that many virtual world users do.  I have had a gmail account for my avatar alias for some time, and I know friends who have Skype accounts using their Second Life names. My partner and I even use our SL identities for various web communities we interact in, and our online photos are usually of our avatars. It&#039;s a great way to express ourselves without giving up anonymity. These are of course free ways to have the same service, but perhaps something like Lindenpost allows more people to feel more comfortable doing this.]]></description>
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