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  1. I figured it was about damn time this student chipped in!

    Btw, I forgot to note on that page that I’m okay with public credit. Why should we be embarrassed about the truth?

    Thanks Rod, and keep it up!

  2. I think you could reasonably call this a “subscription”, even though it’s not strictly required for access.

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