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168 Posts and No Review?

Post by prisailurophile »

I hope things are going well here. It's already been 168 posts, but I've yet to access one book. :(
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I don't think reviews appear as often as its made out. haha
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Post by Scott »

I'm sorry. I wanted to work on a few other parts of the review system to make the whole process work more efficiently before working on getting a lot of new review opportunities. I added a handful of new opportunities yesterday.
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