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I've noticed as of late there tends to be too much Mormon news on my Deseret Morning News website. Why is that? Don't you already have a website for Mormon news? Do you really need to put it here on Deseret Morning News. Why? For those of us that don't want Mormon news, please don't post Mormon news here. Post in on, oh say, Mormon Times.com. It's just right over there. See?
Besides, if I was curious about Mormon news, I'd be kind of annoyed at having to click through twice to actually get to the story, be it church open houses in Hawaii or whatnot. Why not just give those readers one click?
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