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If memory serves me right, Warner Joseph wrote:

> I know everyone involved has worked and continues
> to work really hard on both branches and as a
> user I really appreciate that.  It's quite evident
> that there are other vendors who don't even come
> close to what you guys do!

Thanks, we try.  :-)

> If I could find the time to learn to code I'd
> definitely pitch in and help.

There are lots of areas of FreeBSD that don't require any particular
coding skills.  The doc project is one example.

Cheers,

Bruce.



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