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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | People worry about the power of the media. Heck, even the media worry about the power of the media (it makes for good Ratings), especially if it's a new medium that's popular among the younger set. So when Moral Guardians and executives started to worry that impressionable young viewers might take what they saw on TV at face value and never question the veracity of what they're seeing, many kids' shows started to use this as a Stock Aesop. |