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Such sites are often used where UGC (user generated content) is present, which typically need a large number of users who collaborate to create and manage the content. So there is a need to manage an enterprise level database of users and content that is constantly being edited and created. Needless to say, the software or scripts used will need to be especially robust and reliable to handle the flood of data and users.
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