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How the OurNakedFood system works. The community votes useful information up, and unuseful information down. Over time, the best answers should rise to the top and not-so-useful answers will drop out of sight for that particular topic. This results in the community-voted best answers being viewed more, which in turn makes these answers easier to find by people using general search engines such as Google. (_Note:_ that anyone can ask or answer a question, but you need to receive reputation in order to be able to vote)
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