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From: Jacob Sparre Andersen <sparre@crs4.it>
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Subject: Re: Standard Library Interest?
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Stephen Leake wrote:

> One way to pay reviewers is to get the companies they work for to
> allow them to spend company time reviewing code. I could do that for
> some packages that are related to my work; anyone else out there in
> the same situation?

Yes.

Jacob
-- 
"The universe isn't for the likes of me to understand. I only work
  here."