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Rashmi has her own online stationery business, creating greeting cards, thank-you cards, and invitations. When she makes several new designs, she posts them on her website and asks all customers who visit the site to vote on the ones they like best. She also posts a blank card template and invites her customers to create their own designs. Based on customer feedback and designs, she decides which cards to produce and sell. This scenario best describes

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