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The advertising writer took a thick marker-pen from her pocket, turned the cardboard sheet back-to-front, and re-wrote the sign, then went on her way.
Immediately, people began putting money into the tin cup.
After a while, when the cup was overflowing, the blind man asked a stranger to tell him what the sign now said.
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Being in a department full of programmers and analysts, no one really understands the importance of a little clever marketing and good design. A lot of times, functionality still needs form to get the point across. This story was a great representation of that.
