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Will we reach 100,000 views by Christmas?

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Unknown said…
Looks like the new software scaped off all the old comments. Hmm. Is that good or bad? Will this platform shift effect your site's current growth more than the start of hockey?
Looks like you're having fun.
Expect you will hit the 100k mark. I'll stay tuned.
Dave Cutcher, Certified Evil Genius
4:28 PM
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