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Title: Keys to give away
Liam Dawe 19 Feb 2020
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Hello Patreon supporters!

It's been a while and apologies, I've been busy here (as you can tell) and we've sadly had less keys come in we can use than usual. I do, however, have a few.

Since I don't have many, we're going to do a raffle. If you say which of these you want, by the end of February 24 I will pick who wins.

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Humble Sweet Farm Bundle
Humble Europa Universalis IV Bundle
Humble Digital Tabletop Bundle 2
Humble Day of the Devs Bundle 2019
Humble Book Bundle: Linux & BSD Bookshelf by No Starch Press
marcelomendes 20 Feb 2020
Humble Day of the Devs Bundle 2019! :D
rodvil 20 Feb 2020
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Same here: Humble Day of the Devs Bundle 2019
rcrit 20 Feb 2020
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Humble Sweet Farm Bundle
Linas 20 Feb 2020
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Liam, the work you do is greatly appreciated. And I am not saying this to gain extra points for the raffle. Although I'd like to take my chances for the Humble Digital Tabletop Bundle 2. ^_^
Stoney_Fish 20 Feb 2020
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Humble Sweet Farm Bundle

Great work Liam, GOL my main go to site everyday and throughout the day.
mysticx 20 Feb 2020
I'd be interested in the Humble Book Bundle: Linux & BSD Bookshelf
Liam Dawe 24 Feb 2020
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Just bumping this up, I will deal the keys out later tonight. Last call if anyone wants to jump in.
Linas 24 Feb 2020
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Unfortunately I don't think that many people actually check this forum all that often. :|
Liam Dawe 26 Feb 2020
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All winners have been sent a PM.
pete910 29 Feb 2020
Quoting: LinasUnfortunately I don't think that many people actually check this forum all that often. :|
:(
damarrin 29 Feb 2020
Which is why I think the category-less forum view should be the default, most topics are likely to interest everyone and there’s not enough movement on the forum to quickly push topics to the bottom.
Liam Dawe 29 Feb 2020
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Quoting: damarrinWhich is why I think the category-less forum view should be the default, most topics are likely to interest everyone and there’s not enough movement on the forum to quickly push topics to the bottom.
Yeah, I've been thinking about this myself somewhat. Having two types of forum views is a bit of a hassle anyway to deal with code-wise and the flat-view is just better to see forum activity.
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