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Hey all, we just passed 300 members after only 3 months and are approaching our 2,000th post. Pretty wonderful stuff. We are still such a nice, small space, the conversation comes and goes, but I'll say that connecting to everyone has been very meaningful to me. 

That being said, if you can think of others who would value the space be sure to pass it on. We are only as rich as those that contribute, and there is so much more to share, and to talk about. 

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