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A previous question was asked about whether a player can be an audience member if they are in fact engaging in the activity and not simply spectating. That question was not answered. I would also like some clarity on that. Additionally, this article seems to flip flop between the theoretical and the practical. Is it possible some of the ideas like Audience Theory versus practical audiences and examples of them, should be different articles? User:Noveljams/Evaluate an Article NOVELJAMSNoveljams (talk) 05:41, 2 October 2022 (UTC)
