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 the best part of audioscrobbler, is that it is incredibly low impact. all you have to do (presuming you've installed one of the "plugins") is listen to music as you normally would. there's no need to constantly login to check for new messages, or otherwise update information - the site silently tracks your habits, and does a lot of the work. on it's own.  just by tracking your listening habits, audioscrobbler does a good job of picking your "musical neighbors" and making musical "recommendations".  it's interest-based networking without all the hassle.
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-plus, i love checking to see my "top artists" and "top songs"  to see if they line up with what i know my favourites to be. (so far - pretty good). there's also the sister site <a href="http://www.last.fm/" title="last.fm - personalized radio">last.fm</a> where you can get personalized online radio based on your listening preferences. 
+plus, i love checking to see my "top artists" and "top songs"  to see if they line up with what i know my favourites to be. (so far - pretty good). there's also the sister site <a href="http://www.last.fm/" title="last.fm - personalized radio">last.fm</a> where you can get personalized online radio based on your listening preferences.
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 to top it all off, there's a highly active, and accessible <a href="http://www.audioscrobbler.com/development/" title="audioscrobbler development">development community</a>. i poked my head in their IRC channel, and found them to be helpful and responsive.
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