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Well, if they agreed to the idea, I think it would be great if the quality is there. It would be a shame to see that information go to waste, though vroom is really the person who should weigh in on that. Anyone like their work?

Amusingly, when I clicked the link, the banner add on the site read "Got dead links?" How appropriate :)

Cheers,
Ovid

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