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	<title>Comments on: Head Slapper of an Oversight</title>
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		<title>By: MB</title>
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		<dc:creator>MB</dc:creator>
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		<description>Some time ago I added quite a few different prompts, and have been displaying a randomly-chosen one each time the time comes around to show a prompt.  Some of them are based on how many features the person has tried out (so if they&#039;ve missed something important I can tell them), but others are just various attempts to get them to visit my buy page.

All the buy-page ones include a parameter tacked on the end, which is pretty useful for figuring out what prompts work best.</description>
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<p>All the buy-page ones include a parameter tacked on the end, which is pretty useful for figuring out what prompts work best.</p>
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