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- Is Yoomoot based on the assumption that users will remain committed to developing a particular discussion?
- Are most discussions primarily an opportunity for people to engage socially?
- Does every discussion have its 'moment' after which people lose interest as their attention is drawn elsewhere?
- Is reaching closure what people want out of discussions?
- Does the atomization resulting from Yoomoot's Q&A structure result in incoherence?
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Are most discussions primarily an opportunity for people to engage socially?
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Is reaching closure what people want out of discussions?
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