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Xanga more Asian identified than LiveJournal

A student produces some first blush demographic stats comparing Xanga and LiveJournal users. Xanga users are more Asian, younger, post less, and comment more. Women have longer friend lists than men (surprise, surprise). More at Blogcount.com.

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