Thanks Asaf -- that's great :-)
Folks, there's been some good starting activity on meta. I can't link to it, because I'm on my phone, but if you go to the main FDC page you should be able to find it. User:Smallbones is doing some good stuff there (I think that is Peter Ekman, if I'm remembering right) -- it's not critical that everyone participate there, but if you have time, it'd be great.
Thanks, Sue On May 9, 2012 6:10 PM, "Asaf Bartov" abartov@wikimedia.org wrote:
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