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To draw an analogy, the ubiquity and ease-of-use of Microsoft Word does not make us all published authors. Beyond the tool, there must also be talent. As sophisticated as the make-your-own-ringtone tools become, at some point musical skill will be a pre-requisite.

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The Microsoft Word analogy is a little inaccurate, as users are not composing ringtones.

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