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The document discusses the difference between static and dynamic websites, with static websites delivering pre-stored content to users while dynamic websites are generated by web applications and can include user interaction and generated content. Some disadvantages of static websites mentioned include chaotic homepages, cryptic navigation, lack of calls-to-action and unoriginal photos. The document asks for ideas on how to leverage social media to transform static websites into more dynamic ones.
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