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P&G Slams Douglas Marland

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DOes this blog actually represent P&G tho?

Yeah was I wondering the same thing. It looks like comments put together by fans.

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The comments have no effect on the blog entries. Everything I've read prior to finding the site suggests that it's P&G's site. Even the tone of the writing seems to support that idea.

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It's an official site. It's run by P&G and the writer of the blog entries is a P&G employee. She also runs the P&G "official" message boards and co-wrote the "Oakdale Confidential" and "Jonathan's Story" tie-in books.

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It's an official site. It's run by P&G and the writer of the blog entries is a P&G employee. She also runs the P&G "official" message boards and co-wrote the "Oakdale Confidential" and "Jonathan's Story" tie-in books.

Maybe Alina's gathering input for another book since Oakdale Confidential, parts 1 and 2 were such intelligent pieces of literature (Turns sarcasm off now) :rolleyes: Maybe her next "best seller" will be titled "Doug Marland..the Real Story". The woman is a mouthpiece pure and simple who pimps herself out to TPTB in order to cash in at the expense of distorting the history of the characters and the show. :angry:

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They are just pointing out that Marland was not perfect and that he did not deserve a God-like status. No one does.

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