Re: A modest proposal -- We need a patch penguin

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Rob and company...

I agree 100% with this idea. I have several projects in the planning stages
that i want to integrate into 2.5, but I do NOT want them dropped with no
explanation. If i had a computer that I could devote to it, I would be
willing to volenteer to be patch penguin.

Matthew D. Pitts

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