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	<title>Comments on: Creating the Perfect Logo</title>
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		<title>By: Albert</title>
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		<description>I really like this article. Thank you, Tiara.

I have a different outlook to Tim: I love DIY, particularly in the context of the Internet. I support everyone doing the best they can with whatever resources they have. I&#039;m not well off, so I get as much as I can cheaply or for free. I&#039;m a self-taught Web site developer and all the information I learned from was/is cheap or free. In turn, the work I do is affordable, and some is free of charge. For that reason I greatly appreciate the use of something that is inexpensive or free, and I&#039;m always grateful to the individuals who took the time and effort to make it.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I really like this article. Thank you, Tiara.</p>
<p>I have a different outlook to Tim: I love DIY, particularly in the context of the Internet. I support everyone doing the best they can with whatever resources they have. I&#8217;m not well off, so I get as much as I can cheaply or for free. I&#8217;m a self-taught Web site developer and all the information I learned from was/is cheap or free. In turn, the work I do is affordable, and some is free of charge. For that reason I greatly appreciate the use of something that is inexpensive or free, and I&#8217;m always grateful to the individuals who took the time and effort to make it.</p>
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