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	A ''traditional essay'' consists of a topic and a body ending with a conclusion and does not include web links. A traditional essay is usually used for college writing. A blog consist of useful information that can be edited, added to, or discussed by others. When reading an essay one can not click to links to find out more information like they can do reading a blog. Most blogs are in electronic form and not on paper like essays. Blogs are a great way to put your opinions and point of view on the web for others to read and comment on.		A ''traditional essay'' consists of a topic and a body ending with a conclusion and does not include web links. A traditional essay is usually used for college writing. Traditional essays have a form and structure and usually formal writing. A blog consist of useful information that can be edited, added to, or discussed by others. When reading an essay one can not click to links to find out more information like they can do reading a blog. Most blogs are in electronic form and not on paper like essays. Blogs are a great way to put your opinions and point of view on the web for others to read and comment on.

	==Blog==		==Blog==