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We’re there. We’ve done it. We’re on Twitter now. We have a Facebook group, might as well have a Twitter feed, too.
Our
hope is to offer a little more insight into what we’re doing and when
we’re doing it. We don’t want it to just be another RSS feed
So follow us. Talk to us. Give us feedback. And do it all right here: @modeld
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