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→AN ESSAY DESCRIBING OUR PRINCIPLES
==AN ESSAY DESCRIBING OUR PRINCIPLES==
==AN ESSAY DESCRIBING OUR PRINCIPLES==
One thing we here at MyWikiBiz, and indeed all user-interactive websites, have in common with Wikipedia is that each person who contributes is, in technical and business terms, an ''account''. People have come to accept this term and take it for granted, but what does it actually ''mean''? Why not call accounts "people" or "profiles" or "member records"?
One thing we here at MyWikiBiz, and indeed all user-interactive websites, have in common with Wikipedia is that each person who contributes is, in technical and business terms, an ''account''. People have come to accept this term and take it for granted, but what does it actually ''mean''? Why not call accounts "people" or "profiles" or "member records"?