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Sincere thank you.
by Daniel on Friday 16/Feb/2007, @16:39

Pillars = What a great stream of articles. Lots of questions are answered. Thanks for you work.

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Re: Sincere thank you.
by Nathan Ogden on Friday 16/Feb/2007, @19:02

You're welcome. My pleasure! Stay tuned for more. :)

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Re: Sincere thank you.
by ben on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @00:51

He's right, this series is brillaint.

And tell me, what's the next pillar going to be? solid? phonon?

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Re: Sincere thank you.
by Nathan Ogden on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @07:14

Oxygen is our next target. We are just now starting to work on it, though.

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Re: Sincere thank you.
by stepan on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @15:49

This series is brilliant!
Hi quality content on the dot, you can usually find it on the digg front page, seems to be a very good promotion.

-stephan

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Re: Sincere thank you.
by Debian User on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @00:56

I absolutely agree.

The dot has gained so much quality with the KDE reports, I can't believe how much (quantity) and good (quality) content it has now.

You really help the community building.

Yours, Kay

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Re: Sincere thank you.
by Darkelve on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @08:40

Seconded!

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