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Yeah, absolutely.

I think some companies are heading in this direction when they add a blog to their corporate website and open up to feedback from the "unknown" side.

But this also requires them to talk about all experiences - good and bad.

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This article clearly shows that web 2.0 is first of all about courage. Organisations have to dare to open their intranets to internal comments.
Can we expect a company to open it's website to external comments if they don't even open it up for internal comments from tehir own employees?

It is clearly not an technology issue, but first of all a mentality issue: are we ready to give power to the users?

Marc

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