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"Some people are competitive by nature, and the online market is certainly beginning to provide more socially apt ways in which competitions can be played out online. Strutta is the latest entrant into the market, with a very decided approach to how its online game and competition network will play out.  \nSimilar to iBeatYou, users can create a game or join an existing game.  Strutta has a pretty slimmed down focus on how these games are presented within its network, however, ensuring that they can become spectator sports.  This enables Strutta to appeal to those users that are willing to participate in the games, and those users that would rather sit back and watch.  \n\nStrutta is also a video network.  Only video content can be uploaded for game participation, and it must be a video of the player himself.  Strutta has made it easy enough to upload your content, thanks to the new YouTube API, but if you're adding a clip from YouTube, you'll need to authenticate your account so that Strutta knows the video comes from you.  \nSomewhat like a Hot'or'Not for competitive videos, spectators can vote or skip clips, which is the core of the Strutta games themselves.  These games can then be embedded into other sites and shared with others.  The best players based on these games get to continue on to the Strutta Finale.  \nThe other interesting aspect of Strutta is its viewer feedback, which lets individual players see where their affinity lies, in terms of demographics, how long viewers are watching a particular clip, etc.  This will likely be an extended feature later on down the line, as Strutta incorporates more ways in which to utilize its network as a self-publicizing platform of sorts, for players."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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