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something simple. Feel free to keep playing around in your sandbox, which I see that you've created. Keep experimenting with various syntax and see how everything works. Once you understand the basic formatting commands, editing becomes much easier. I also find that it's handy to follow examples. If you're trying to do something, it's quite likely that someone else has already done that, so then you can just copy-paste their wiki-code. Knowledge (XXG) also has many documentation pages where you can look up how to use a particular thing, or what the rules or suggested uses of something are. Please let me know if you have any questions; I'll be happy to help you. •

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unit servers, and you can talk to their port 80s just fine (both servers use that port for FAH duties), but at last check 2 nights ago, my PS3 client still gets no response from the servers. I'm not sure what to make of this situation. If the PS3 portion of FAH is indeed now formally shut down, then why leave the servers in a semi-active state? The work unit server even reports work units available to distribute. The server status page, while not updated in real time, is nonetheless very current. Is it just a bug in the reporting? I am rather disappointed.

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pretty special to you, but rest assured it will be fine. Vandalism on the featured article isn't as overwhelming as you might expect, and generally it's reverted within minutes (if not seconds); on the flip side, often being on the main page serves as a peer review of sorts since it's open to a wider audience, you might see a tiny tweak here or there coming from an IP editor. In any case, your article will be fine. Cool subject btw, I used to fold too! was on the Overclock.net team. =) Cheers, ·

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software update check (to avoid the update from Sony that disables the client), then reconnect my router once the protein folding simulation was running. The PS3 reconnected while the F@H client continued to run. According to Stanford's F@H server status page, the PS3 assignment server is still running, and two of the four PS3 work unit servers continue to accept connections. For the time being, then, PS3s which manage to avoid the client update can still contribute to F@H. -

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does it require you to do a lot of research for the article itself, but you also gain experience with working with others who may or may not have differing viewpoints than you do. You learn how to respond to discussions with facts and citations, and how to help address a problem that they saw that you missed. I think it's a great experience. I'm very pleased to see that there are courses, such as this one, that add this to their curriculum. It should be a win-win all around.

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review 2", "review 3". However, the "review 2" column (presumably for Unit 11) has not been populated. So it is unclear if we are supposed to review the same article as in Unit 9 or wait for the assignment of a different article. Jim Irwin posted this same question 2 days ago in the Class Discussion Thread on Blackboard, but no response yet. I also sent an email this morning to Dr. Safford, but no response yet. Thanks much, --

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and when you're ready to save you then merge any changes they made into your copy, and then save the whole thing. This approach has disadvantages of course, one being that you have to be careful to merge all of their changes so that they don't lose their work, but for involved edits I find that this method is fairly fail-safe. You'll likely find your own way to avoid merge conflicts though. •

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Hello Jesse, We are needing guidance on which articles to review in Unit 11. The issue is that the layout of the table for "Students/Articles" at the bottom of the Class Assignment page suggests that we will be reviewing a different article each time (Units 9, 11 and 13) with the headers "review 1",

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I am sure I ought to have introduced myself to you before. My Name is Godwin Ifere in the MS. Bioinformatics program at Johns Hopkins University. As you may have noticed, I am for now struggling to master the art of editing in Knowledge (XXG). Thank God, we are only starting as students. I hope I'll

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My name is Asish Gulati. I am in my first semester in the Master of Science in Biotechnology program at Johns Hopkins University. I am currently enrolled in the AS.410.602.84.FA13 Molecular Biology course. Along with studying, I am also working full-time at a research lab in the Howard Hughes Medical

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Hi Erin! Thanks for contacting me. I think most every student has used Knowledge (XXG) at some point, whether their in high school or college. It simply is a handy resource. But far less have actually done substantial editing. Authoring an article can be an extremely educational opportunity. Not only

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in some way, either as a previous newsletter recipient or as an active user of the system. As you might have heard, a user recently anonymously disabled the feedback tool on 2,000 pages. We were unable to track or prevent this due to the lack of logging feature in AFT5. We're deeply sorry for this,

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Hey Jesse! I noticed that you commented on the Harry S. Truman FAC, but it is now languishing. If it meets your standards, can you vote "support" or otherwise comment if it needs more work? I'm not a major editor on the article, but with my buddy Pumpkin Sky offline, poor Wehwalt is left all alone

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If you are curious about the current server-side state of Folding@Home on the PS3, I was able today to upload a work unit from my PS3 to the server and download a new work unit. To make this possible, it was necessary to disconnect my router from the Internet so that the client would time out on the

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Hi Jesse, just wanted to drop you a note to alleviate your concern about F@H being on the main page tomorrow. I declined your protection request since pages are rarely preemptively protected, generally it's best to live up to the "anyone can edit" mantra. I see from your userpage that the F@H page is

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Hi Jesse V. I'm incorporating a semester-long Knowledge (XXG) assignment into my policing course at Weber State. Would you be willing to be the Knowledge (XXG) ambassador for our course? The assignment will closely follow the Wikimedia Foundation's suggested syllabus with the exception that I'll give

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Well thank you very much! It's been a while since I've actively logged onto Knowledge (XXG), but I don't think I'll ever forget 2011-2013 and the level of productivity and friendship here. Married now, don't have as much free time as before when I was in college, but you'll likely see me around here

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Ways to avoid this include editing a specific section, as that lowers the chance that you will conflict with someone else's edit. There's nothing wrong with making small edits anyway, rather than large changes. Alternatively, you could copy the wiki-syntax into your text editor of choice, modify it,

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Hi! I wanted to pop over to introduce myself. My name is Heather and I am enrolled in the 410.602 molecular biology course. I've been research staff at UPenn for a few years and I am very interested in the computational side of research. I have never contributed to Knowledge (XXG) before so I hope I

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Starting a new section in your sandbox is pretty easy. You should be able to just use equal signs, just like you see at the top of a section. Surround the section title with two equal signs (two on each side) and it should make a section. Use three to make a subsection, and so on. You can do this by

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One quick question for you about images. Are we supposed to use "commons" for all images that we post? It seems quicker and easier to just bring them into our page, particularly when it is a photo that we took ourselves. But, want to be sure I'm following all the rules! If you don't mind, please

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We've now re-released the software, with the addition of a logging feature and restrictions on the ability to disable. Obviously, we're not going to automatically re-enable it on each article—we don't want to create a situation where it was enabled by users who have now moved on, and feedback would

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Unfortunately, the new work unit I downloaded, as described above, was never uploaded. All attempts by my PS3 client to connect to the FAH servers since that day have been unsuccessful. The server status page continues to show the PS3 assignment server still running fine, plus one of the PS3 work

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Up until now I had assumed that they weren't allowed or something. One could section the page off, one for each reviewer. However, it may be too late to do this, since the nomination seems to be closing down now that Emw gave his support. Due to this, I'm indifferent either way, but I'll keep it in

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My name is Nuša Farič and I am a Health Psychology MSc student at the University College London (UCL). I am currently running a quantitative study entitled Who edits health-related Knowledge (XXG) pages and Why? I am interested in the editorial experience of people who edit health-related Knowledge

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software (which powers Knowledge (XXG)) will see that there is a conflict, and show you the issue. At this point, you have to solve it, and manually merge your changes with the other ones. The first person to hit Save doesn't have to do this of course. Mediawiki is smart though, and won't throw an

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Hey Andrea. Editing Knowledge (XXG) does take some getting practice, but one you understand how it works, it gets second-nature. I've made all the basic mistakes before, and I think every editor forgets the tildes at some point in time. Nothing to worry about. I would recommend that you start with

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Quick question. How would one go about starting a new section of their main sandbox page? I hit edit but it just took me to text box where I had written my first sandbox assignment. I see that you can start a new section on the sandbox talk page. However, my professor wants our new assignment in a

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Thanks for your contributions. I stayed up too late creating that article. I have some samples of his handwriting from the "Church Book" from Cradley Heath to add at some stage as an image. Did you see my comment on the talk page enquiring whether we can use th engraving of Tunnicliff which was

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My name is Erin Neumann Domer. I am from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I work in the Clinical Cytogenetics Lab at Fox Chase Cancer Center. I am currently a student in the Masters in Biotechnology program at Johns Hopkins University. This semester I am enrolled in 410.602.84.FA13 Molecular Biology.

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article. We recently received feedback on our first contribution to the article. One of the comments was that while are article was well cited, the formatting was incorrect. I was wondering if you could take a quick look at our article and maybe provide us with some insight as to what exactly is

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Thanks to you both! Yes it took a lot of time and effort, it was sort of a self-taught crash-course in molecular and computational biology. Yes, the source for those Participation and Performance graphs might be one. But users have to download the software, complete a WU, and upload it for it to

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Dear Jesse V. Since your last commentary about Marta Cuervo's page, the artice has been edited to include outside links as well as links to outside articles related to its subject. It has also been edited to comply with Knowledge (XXG) standards. Would you think is possible to remove your tag? I

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Hi, I'm so glad you can help! Could you sign yourself up as an Online volunteer on ? Scroll all the way down to the bottom. The professor doesn't have any Knowledge (XXG) experience, so I'm a little bit worried about this. But hopefully with enough hand-holding, everything will go smoothly.

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Thank you for your efforts. I have removed the Dead End tag because it's no longer accurate, as well as the Orphan tag because there are incoming links. However, its always a good idea to add more incoming links where appropriate. I left the Wikify tag because there is still further cleanup and

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Hi Jesse V, I picked you to introduce myself because your name was listed second on my class project instructions. I figure Neelix gets most of the new people as he is listed first. I hope your day is going well. Thanks for volunteering to help us with the project as I have never done any wiki

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As part of this class, my classmates and I have been charged with the task of making a substantial contribution to a Knowledge (XXG) article on a topic of Molecular Biology. For this assignment, the class is broken into groups of two or three people, with each group contributing to a different

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Thanks for the reminder. I hope PumpkinSky is just taking a break. I read the comments in his RFA; they seemed like attacks on his character rather than an analysis of his current record. People need to stop being so immature. PumpkinSky needs to forget about that, come back, and move on. •

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Hey Eric, it's been long, and I'm sorry to have missed this. It's been a long while since I've actively logged onto Knowledge (XXG). As a married man I can't say I have as much free time as I used to back then. Still, I'm around here and there. Thank you so much for checking in again! •

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To the contrary, you played an important role in making the lead more understandable. It was difficult for me to let go of my own writing, (particularly on the lead!) and your edits made it much better. One so skilled in troll-whacking may be useful when the article makes it onto the

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now contains some arbitrary breaks (such as ====Break 1====). These breaks can be helpful when the review has become very large, since they allow sections of the review to be edited. How would you feel about allowing such breaks in the Folding@home review? Thanks,

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them a list of pages they can choose from. I thought it would be nice to have someone localish to help me and my students. I'm computer savvy and have done some HTML coding, but I'm new to editing/writing on Knowledge (XXG). If you could help, that would be great!

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To the contrary, I'm pretty sure that the "wall of text" actually improves the chances of success. It's not a vote, and I'm sure the FA director and his delegates appreciate the fact that the reviewers did such a thorough job. It shows that's its more than a

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and am writing to introduce myself. I was an independent webmaster for a few years and so I am hopeful that I won't need to ask too many questions. So far, everything makes good sense to me! Feel free to click on my user page to learn more about me.

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article. While I have used Knowledge (XXG) before as a source of information, I have never served as an author or editor on the site. I am eager to choose and work on an article with my group. I am looking forward to undertaking this new adventure.

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Institute Janelia Farm Research Campus. Most of my work involves working with Drosophila and performing immunohistochemistry. I have never edited articles on Knowledge (XXG) before, but I am looking forward to making as many contributions as I can!

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Ah, thanks for the note. I thought there was a small chance that it could be semi-protected. Thanks for the reassurance. And what do you mean "I used to fold". Why aren't you still folding? Their new software, V7, makes running F@h pretty simple. •

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This is awesome. I am very elated. Perhaps one could consider this my first publication, unofficial as it may be. I suppose it's a taste of what scientists feel like when one of their papers gets peer reviewed and then published to the world. :) •

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Hello Jesse. What happens if multiple group members edit the group page at the same time? Will one person's edits get lost when another person "saves"? Or, if we edit "just our specific section", does that solve the problem? Thanks much!

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Thanks. Could you also remove the Wikify tag from AWB so that users don't accidentally add it into an article? There are a variety of tags that AWB could insert in its place. I thought there was a feature request open for that or something. •

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I noticed. I suspected that the references would be weak, but that's all I could find at the moment. I don't know much about the company itself, so it's really up to him to find those references wherever they are. Thank you for your help. •

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clicking edit at the top of the page and make a new section at the bottom, or you can just make a section from within a section. Either way, words surrounded by two equal signs are interpreted as a section and will be created as such.

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The top of the FAC page says "... reviewers may transfer lengthy, resolved commentary to the FAC archive talk page, leaving a link in a note on the FAC archive.", which is exactly what I did. I'd appreciate it if you revert your

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Hi: You put an underlinked title on the Doctor blade page. I've added some stuff, a new source, and some links, but I'm not sure whether there is sufficient there to delete the underlinked tag. Would you mind taking a look?

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edit conflict if the multiple users are each editing a different section or subsection. The edit conflict will still happen if more than one user tries editing the section at the same time though. This is similar to how

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Sure, I can review it again. I won't be immediate in my response, since I flying from my home in Alaska back to Utah State University. Christmas break is over. I'll start really digging into it tomorrow afternoon. •

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Congrats on getting the article to features status. It was rather amusing to read what I wrote 6 years ago in the first FAC. Of course, I completely forgot about this first FAC, thanks for providing the link :)

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Hello Jesse V.! You requested a wikipedia/ or wikimedia/ cloak on IRC, but didn't provide us a diff (or the diff you provided is not valid for some reason). Please edit your userpage and put in

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This is called an edit conflict. You can see what happens if you open up two tabs and save an edit to your sandbox, and then in the other tab make a different change and try saving. The

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article to match. Knowledge (XXG)'s guides and polices should also be helpful. I'd be happy to reexamine the article whenever you feel that the issues have been addressed. Good luck! •

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Congrats Jesse! Nice work. I didn't help much, but if you ever need an outside eye again on something, feel free to give me a shout. I also enjoy whacking trolls, too, by the way.

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Well I'm always of the opinion to try to contribute with what you have, but that's a situation where passing on participation makes sense. But at least you can read the article. :) •

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UPDATE: Dr Stafford posted a response this evening that a request has been issued to update the Class Assignment page for Unit 11. Hopefully this will occur sometime on Sunday. --

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Would you be able to help with this? If so, could you please let us know as soon as possible? I will be setting up the new section's course page this evening. Thanks!

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I'm glad you were able to get it there, I know you've put a lot of work into it. Is there any documentation that can show if Folding@home usage increases after this?

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Hello, and welcome to my Talk page, I don't think I've ever seen you around before. I checked your contributions and now I'm all curious: how did you arrive here? •

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Hello Jesse! We have a question about the style guidelines and I would greatly appreciate your input on the talk page of our article. See this section:

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count. Thus I'll have to wait a few days to see for sure. Plus people may not install the software right away, etc. At the very least it's education. :) •

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Actually, after further thought, it would have been nice to do this earlier but it's too late now, so I'd rather not. Thanks for the suggestion though. •

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Hi. Been a while. Remember once you said if I needed your help that I could call on you. Can't think of a more reliable user. I Heart you.

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editing before and am already feeling pretty lost (had to go in and edit my posts today because I forgot my tildes). Have a good evening,

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How interesting. I would have thought they would leave the collection servers up. I don't know what's happening there. In any case,

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Thanks for the information. Please keep me updated on how things go. I'm assuming is in reply to me question on foldingforum.org. •

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Well I mostly just use a netbook now, so don't really have too much to contribute and would rather avoid the overheating anyway. ·

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Hey Jim, good to hear from you. Sure, I'll take a look. Let me know if you need anything, I'm here to help if you need it. :) •

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Also, if you are able to, I would greatly appreciate it if you would send the following survey to the mentee you worked with:

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organization left to be done. Consider checking out high-quality articles and observing their formatting, and then adapt the

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Again, we're very sorry about this issue; hopefully it'll be smooth sailing after this :). If you have any questions, just

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Thank you for polishing the article of a precious gem, demanding top quality, and for supporting its author, - you are an

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I am seeking input on your experience as a mentor to new Wikipedians. This survey is designed to provide insight for the

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is an independent blog with a huge reader base. How do we get this article back? At least in a sandbox to start with.

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Thanks. I was actually worried the wall of text was hurting your chances (and worried about the sheer weight of the main

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Hey, we think the article is ready for a GA review. I've already nominated it. If you have time, can you review it? --

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Hi. Thank you for your recent edits. Knowledge (XXG) appreciates your help. We noticed though that when you edited

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become proficient with time. I hope to bug you with lots of questions and issues in due course. Accept my regards.

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Thanks for letting me know about that. I'll ask around and see if we can get that taken care of for you guys. •

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