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	<title>Comments on: Designers Are Geeky, Sort Of</title>
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		<title>By: Dan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dan</dc:creator>
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		<description>Well, coming from the Mac community, I think there&#039;s a certain amount of the duality you describe. On the one hand, there&#039;s definitely an almost evangelical need to &quot;spread the word&quot; and convert your friends to the one true platform; at the same time, many have suggested that the Mac&#039;s relatively low marketshare may be one of the factors keeping it from becoming a major target by viruses, hackers, and malware (that debate continues to rage). 

As a community, we&#039;re often labeled as smug or arrogant, and there&#039;s certainly more than a little bit of that; there is something pleasing, or at the very least, ego-feeding, to think that you&#039;ve made a superior choice to the &quot;average drone.&quot; That said, I&#039;m sure there are plenty of other factors that play into this as well.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, coming from the Mac community, I think there&#8217;s a certain amount of the duality you describe. On the one hand, there&#8217;s definitely an almost evangelical need to &#8220;spread the word&#8221; and convert your friends to the one true platform; at the same time, many have suggested that the Mac&#8217;s relatively low marketshare may be one of the factors keeping it from becoming a major target by viruses, hackers, and malware (that debate continues to rage). </p>
<p>As a community, we&#8217;re often labeled as smug or arrogant, and there&#8217;s certainly more than a little bit of that; there is something pleasing, or at the very least, ego-feeding, to think that you&#8217;ve made a superior choice to the &#8220;average drone.&#8221; That said, I&#8217;m sure there are plenty of other factors that play into this as well.</p>
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