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The document discusses various aspects of blogs, including: 1. It describes the basic anatomy of blogs and common features such as posts, comments, dates, tags, and sidebars. 2. It discusses platforms for creating blogs such as Wordpress, Blogger, and Windows Live Writer and recommends Blogger or Wordpress as good starting options. 3. It provides examples of library blogs and resources for finding blogs, encouraging librarians to start blogging or contribute to group blogs.
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