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"Scrapblog, which launched back in March, aims to combine scrapbooking with blogging (well, duh!).  You create pages using the Flash-based Scraplog builder, a tool that lets you position, rotate and resize images, add a background, frame your photos and add text and stickers.  You can then share your Scraplog at a unique URL.  There are RSS feeds and email notifications for every page, and you have the option to make your Scrapblog private.  The Scrapblog team are also inviting designers to create new themes as part of a competition. \nSo is it any good?  Well, the implementation is certainly thorough and the tools are exceptionally easy to use.  It looks good, too.  My only concern is whether there's actually a demand for this kind of thing - scrapbooking is a big trend in the real world, but it's not clear whether that momentum will carry over to the web, or how you'd reach out to the target demographic (moms, presumably).  You could also argue that between the endless photo-sharing sites, blogging platforms and online slideshow tools, it's becoming a crowded space.  Tough one to call.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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