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Draft documents for CSGF alumni association
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I needed an account to post this comment #2

Closed ellio167 closed 5 years ago

ellio167 commented 8 years ago

I thought that would not be needed. :-)

jbardhan commented 8 years ago

Sorry Ryan! Easiest free infrastructure we could find =)

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I thought that would not be needed. :-)

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ellio167 commented 8 years ago

Jay! No problem. I certainly have had a github account for some time... I just wanted to make sure the board knew that this was the case; especially since the email announcement specifically said otherwise...

Cheers,

Ryan

On Mon, 21 Dec 2015, Jaydeep Bardhan wrote:

Sorry Ryan! Easiest free infrastructure we could find =)

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I thought that would not be needed. :-)

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