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From: Fraser Wilson <newsfraser@blancolioni.org>
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Subject: Re: [ARTICLE] Introducing the Ada programming language
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"CodeMage" <codemage@crystalcode.com> writes:

> We do listen to all the constructive criticism we get :)

That's quite clear; and I'd just like to drop in and say how
refreshing it is.  While the web continues its transformation into a
commercial mess, sites like yours remind what was good about it in the
first place.

So, well, cheers, love your work.

Fraser.