OTW Supports Net Neutrality

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This is the battle for the net. Team Cable is spending millions to destroy the open internet. Stop them.

The OTW supports a number of issues surrounding users' digital rights as part of our commitment to the right of fans to create and share fanworks. While our efforts focus primarily on copyright law, the ability to access works can be affected by a variety of different laws and regulations by governments around the world.

Given the history of the Internet’s development, decisions in the United States tend to have a broad impact on access even for non-U.S. residents. Any law affecting internet access may also have an impact on works hosted by AO3, information available on Fanlore, and our day-to-day work of preserving fan works and supporting fan culture. That is why the OTW feels that the current battle to preserve net neutrality is an important one for both our organization and individual fans to be involved in.

Tomorrow, September 10th, a number of organizations and online sites will be showing their support for net neutrality by displaying a banner with a symbolic "loading" image in order to promote a call to action. Participating organizations are asking their users in the U.S. to send comments to the FCC, Congress, and the White House, saying that they don't support the effort by cable and telecom companies to treat internet content differently depending on where it's coming from or going to.

The Internet Slowdown starts at 04:00 UTC on September 10th and runs until 03:59 September 11th (what time is that in my timezone?) When you see the “loading” banners, please be aware that we are not affecting site performance as part of this protest. However, we do still have existing issues with site indexing which may cause works or bookmarks to temporarily disappear from listings.

If you have questions, please leave them as comments here so that we may be able to share those replies with other users. And if you are a U.S. resident, please contact your representatives and let them know you want them to support net neutrality.

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Kathy - Brisbane Australia (Guest) Wed 10 Sep 2014 09:07AM UTC

If anyone imagines that actions in the USA won't affect you - you are not actually living in the 21st century. We now live in a small, virtural world and I have come to deeply appreciate the works posted here. Anything that threatens the creative licence of any individual, is dangerous.
Thankyou for taking part in showing your support. I hope others follow.

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ToxicAngel13 Wed 10 Sep 2014 09:18AM UTC

I support this! and I have proven so!

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Saphire6623 (Guest) Wed 10 Sep 2014 10:16AM UTC

Way to go AO3!!! Thank you for the support!! I am a non U.S resident, so I there is not really much I can do except for moral boost. Discrimination against the fans in this open minded cyber world, really? Seriously, I thought that the authorities were better and smarter than this. ALL THE BEST AO3!!!! :D

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1. Anonymous (Guest) Wed 10 Sep 2014 12:54PM UTC
  
  Hi, even though you're not in the USA, you can contact your government officials and let them know you wholeheartedly support Net Neutrality and hope that they will stand up for internet freedom when they have the opportunity to do so. Every voice counts, and the more people who stand up to US bullying, the better (I am an American and ashamed of the way my country wields power).
  
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Lia (SomethingNewHere) Wed 10 Sep 2014 10:41AM UTC

I support net neutrality

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Temul Wed 10 Sep 2014 11:21AM UTC

Hey,
it's really cool that you are doing this. :) The way I understand it, though, there is nothing non-US citizens can do, is there? I would sign up, but... I'm from Europe...

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1. Anonymous (Guest) Wed 10 Sep 2014 12:57PM UTC
  
  As I wrote to someone above:
  Even though you're not in the USA, you can contact your government officials and let them know you wholeheartedly support Net Neutrality and hope that they will stand up for internet freedom when they have the opportunity to do so. Every voice counts, and the more people who stand up to US bullying, the better (I am an American and ashamed of the way my country wields power).
  
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2. 1. Temul Wed 10 Sep 2014 01:29PM UTC
    
    True. I'm not really sure who would be responsible for that in my government, though... currently surfing around some web sites.
    
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  2. 1. ProtoNeoRomantic Wed 10 Sep 2014 01:38PM UTC
      
      Call/write your Member of Parliament for starers. It's their job to represent your views and interest in the government, after all, and to give you information about who in the government is doing/not doing what.
      
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    2. 1. Temul Wed 10 Sep 2014 01:50PM UTC
        
        Hm, not a bad idea, although I think our system works a little differently... member of parliament would 'translate' into... member of federal council, I guess... Thanks!^^
        
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LadyMeowthe1st Wed 10 Sep 2014 12:27PM UTC

Thank you Ao3! I love you even more!

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ProtoNeoRomantic Wed 10 Sep 2014 01:40PM UTC

Here is how to contact your Congressional Representatives in the U.S.
http://www.contactingthecongress.org/

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1. ProtoNeoRomantic Wed 10 Sep 2014 01:46PM UTC
  
  Here's the committee that deals with this issue in the House, so if your Rep is on this list, they need to hear from you!
  http://www.contactingthecongress.org/cgi-bin/newcommittee.cgi?site=ctc2011&lang=en&commcode=hcommerce
  
  Representative Fred Upton
  of Congressional District number 6 of Michigan, is the Chairman:
  DC Address: The Honorable Fred Upton
  United States House of Representatives
  2183 Rayburn House Office Building
  Washington, D.C. 20515-2206
  DC Phone: 202-225-3761
  DC Fax: 202-225-4986
  Contact Representative Upton: http://upton.house.gov/contact/zipauth.htm
  WWW Homepage: http://upton.house.gov/
  Twitter: @RepFredUpton
  Fulltime District Offices:
  720 Main Street
  St. Joseph, MI 49085-1124 Voice: 269-982-1986
  FAX: 269-982-0237
  157 South Kalamazoo Mall, Suite 180
  Kalamazoo, MI 49007-4827 Voice: 269-385-0039
  FAX: 269-385-2888
  
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2. 1. ProtoNeoRomantic Wed 10 Sep 2014 01:54PM UTC
    
    And here is the relevant subcommittee:
    http://www.contactingthecongress.org/cgi-bin/newcommittee.cgi?lang=en&commcode=hcommerce_tech&site=ctc2011&address=&city=&state=DC&zipcode=&plusfour=
    (Dear AO3 warriors, have I mentioned lately how frustrating it is not to be able to copy hot links into comment?)
    
    Representative Greg Walden
    of Congressional District number 2 of Oregon id the Subcommittee Chairman.
    DC Address: The Honorable Greg Walden
    United States House of Representatives
    2182 Rayburn House Office Building
    Washington, D.C. 20515-3702
    DC Phone: 202-225-6730
    DC Fax: 202-225-5774
    Contact Representative Walden: https://walden.house.gov/index.cfm?
    sectionid=117§iontree=7117
    WWW Homepage: http://walden.house.gov/
    Twitter: @repgregwalden
    Fulltime District Offices:
    14 North Central Avenue, Suite 112
    Medford, OR 97501 Voice: 800-533-3303
    FAX: 541-779-0204
    1211 Washington Avenue
    La Grande, OR 97850 Voice: 541-624-2400
    FAX: 541-624-2402
    1051 NW Bond Street, Suite 400
    Bend, OR 97701 Voice: 541-389-4408
    FAX: 541-389-4452
    
    Representative Anna G. Eshoo
    of Congressional District number 18 of California is the ranking Democrat. This is a cross-party issue, so hit 'em from both sides!
    DC Address: The Honorable Anna G. Eshoo
    United States House of Representatives
    241 Cannon House Office Building
    Washington, D.C. 20515-0518
    DC Phone: 202-225-8104
    DC Fax: 202-225-8890
    Contact Representative Eshoo: https://eshoo.house.gov/email-me/
    WWW Homepage: http://eshoo.house.gov/
    Twitter: @RepAnnaEshoo
    Fulltime District Office:
    698 Emerson Street
    Palo Alto, CA 94301 Voice: 650-323-2984
    FAX: 650-323-3498
    
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3. ProtoNeoRomantic Wed 10 Sep 2014 02:01PM UTC
  
  And here is the relevant Senate Committee:
  http://www.commerce.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=Home
  And Sub Committee:
  http://www.commerce.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=CommunicationsTechnologyandtheInternet
  
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4. 1. ProtoNeoRomantic Wed 10 Sep 2014 02:15PM UTC
    
    If you are a constituent of the following committee/subcommittee leaders, contact them now! Heck, even if your not. They may throw out of State Letters away without answering, but they do notice:
    Subcommittee Chairman: Mark Pryor (D) Arkansas. Facing reelection against a caveman Republican and a Green Candidate who supports Net Neutrality, so lets give this fine gentleman some political incentive to do the right thing.
    DC Address: The Honorable Mark Pryor
    United States Senate
    255 Dirksen Senate Office Building
    Washington, D.C. 20510-0405
    DC Phone: 202-224-2353
    DC Fax: 202-228-0908
    Contact Senator Pryor: http://www.pryor.senate.gov/contact/form
    WWW Homepage: http://www.pryor.senate.gov/public/
    Twitter: @senmarkpryor
    Ranking Republican on Subcommittee:
    The Honorable Roger Wicker
    United States Senate
    555 Dirksen Senate Office Building
    Washington, D.C. 20510-2404
    DC Phone: 202-224-6253
    DC Fax: 202-228-0378
    Contact Senator Wicker: http://www.wicker.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact
    WWW Homepage: http://www.wicker.senate.gov/public/
    Twitter: @SenatorWicker
    Full Committee Chair:
    The Honorable Jay Rockefeller
    United States Senate
    531 Hart Senate Office Building
    Washington, D.C. 20510-4802
    DC Phone: 202-224-6472
    DC Fax: 202-224-7665
    Contact Senator Rockefeller: http://www.rockefeller.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/email-jay
    WWW Homepage: http://www.rockefeller.senate.gov/public/
    Twitter: @senrockefeller
    Full Committee Ranking Republican:
    The Honorable John Thune
    United States Senate
    511 Dirksen Senate Office Building
    Washington, D.C. 20510-4105
    DC Phone: 202-224-2321
    DC Fax: 202-228-5429
    Contact Senator Thune: http://www.thune.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact
    WWW Homepage: http://www.thune.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/
    Twitter: @johnthune
    
    Last Edited Wed 10 Sep 2014 02:16PM UTC
    
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angelwitch59 Wed 10 Sep 2014 02:48PM UTC

Not resident in the US but thanks for making a stand on behalf of us all.

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makeshift_mana Wed 10 Sep 2014 03:56PM UTC

Question: So even non-US users will get affected by this slowdown if it becomes legal right?

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1. majoline Wed 10 Sep 2014 04:11PM UTC
  
  Yeah, all the sites in the US that aren't big corporate sites will slow down for everyone.
  
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2. 1. makeshift_mana Wed 10 Sep 2014 04:12PM UTC
    
    Got it. Thanx :)
    
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  2. 1. EnglishSeraphim Wed 10 Sep 2014 04:35PM UTC
      
      And even if you aren't a US citizen, if you have the ability to contact your government officials, either through letter, email, etc. I would say go for it. Let them know you stand for net neutrality and that you believe what the American officials are doing is wrong. I'm American, and my country can sit there and say that other countries have no say in this all they want, but in the end, if it effects you, you should have a voice. The internet belongs to EVERYONE. Not my country or anyone else's. My government has no right to do this. Heck, if you don't want to write your own government, write mine. I'd like to see their faces when some carrier drops half a million British, Spanish, Italian, etc. letters on their desks. Let them drown in paperwork and emails. Serve them right.
      
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beth carlson (Guest) Wed 10 Sep 2014 05:02PM UTC

Keep the net free.

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Pardum (babydoll8901) Wed 10 Sep 2014 06:42PM UTC

I would recomned this video for anyone who would want to know more about Net Neutrality - http://youtu.be/fpbOEoRrHyU

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dqsstring13 Wed 10 Sep 2014 07:32PM UTC

This is awesome. So glad to see ao3 taking action.

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BlackLaceAndCrimsonRibbon Wed 10 Sep 2014 08:12PM UTC

What exactly is the " Internet Slowdown" and does this means they are going to take down fan works?

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1. EnglishSeraphim Wed 10 Sep 2014 08:34PM UTC
  
  Not at first, but basically they want to compartmentalize the internet and make top priority sites (top priority meaning the websites most willing to pay large amounts of money to internet providers) easier to access. The way they want to do this is by creating "Slow and Fast Lanes". So top priority sites will load faster and easier than smaller local sites and if you want to view a site like, say, AO3, you'll have to wait five minutes for it to load because its not "top priority".
  They also want to make "internet packages" so that you have to pay for access to specific webpages. Kind of like cable. In order to have HBO you have to pay for a specific package that includes it. Now imagine that applied to the internet. You get local channels for essentially no cost, but then they make popular sites, like YouTube and Tumblr, "extras" that you have to pay additional money to get. Once they have control like that, it'll be easy for them to start censoring content and deciding what is "appropriate" for the market demographic they're looking to attract.
  You know how strong female characters rarely appear in cartoons still? It's because most cartoons are made with the purpose of selling action figures, and market research shows that most girls don't buy action figures. Thats why the original Teen Titans cartoon was pulled off the air. By accident, the cartoon attracted more girls then boys, and then the toys marketed to boys didn't sell, and so they ripped it off they air, redesigned it into the fluffy version it is now, and then re-marketed the toys to appeal to young girls. They'll do the same to the internet if we give them the chance.
  
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2. 1. BlackLaceAndCrimsonRibbon Wed 10 Sep 2014 08:54PM UTC
    
    Wow, this really upsets me. Who do they think they are?!
    
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  2. 1. EnglishSeraphim Wed 10 Sep 2014 09:18PM UTC
      
      Answer: The American Government and Corporate America.
      But they can't and won't ignore all of us. And if enough of us speak up, big sites like Facebook and Google won't make a deal with them, and will fight alongside us, because they know their users will boycott the crap out of them if they go along with this. Not to mention, these sites have already made trillions of dollars operating the way they do--with everyone able to access them. I have a hard time believing any of the Internet Provider's will be able to offer them a deal that will be able to compensate them the net losses that would accrue if 50 to 70 percent of their users suddenly have no access to their pages. But we have to let them know that's what is going to happen if this passes.
      
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    2. 1. Coiria (Guest) Thu 11 Sep 2014 05:07AM UTC
        
        Thanks for the information on what the internet providers want to do to the Internet.
        I found this statement from the FCC, which gives the history of the current challenge to net neutrality: http://www.fcc.gov/openinternet . I was pleased to find that the FCC supports an open internet, but then I was cringing at the idea of people snowing them with angry letters demanding that they support something that they already support.
        I would like to know which companies filed the lawsuit that resulted in the open internet regulations being struck down. Snow them with disappointed customer letters and promises to boycott their services. The dollar might rule, but the customers control the dollar. A boycott from a few million customers, not a petition with a few million signatures, is where the power of the masses is truly felt.
        
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      2. EnglishSeraphim Thu 11 Sep 2014 03:36PM UTC
        
        Oh. Well I can tell you the originators of this clusterf***. Verizon, of all companies. Which is a shame because that's my cell phone provider...Though, they won't be as soon as I'm off my mother's plan. I don't know, in that case, if we would have to boycott them. A mass spread shut down of our phones for a single day might work.
        Now, Verizon is the only one I know that actually sued, but there are other parties guilty of strong-arming certain websites into making deals with them. So, my thought is, if net neutrality is abolished, I'm going to start sending letters (and I would encourage others to do this too) to large sites like Google and Facebook--who I learned are pro net neutrality--and I'm going to ask that on behalf of their loyal users that they countersue the cable companies under the Federal Antitrust Act via the Federal Trade Commissions and Clayton Acts of 1914. Here's a link to why.
        Cable Company Monopoly
        
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Bloodskyangel Wed 10 Sep 2014 09:06PM UTC

Some people think this isn't important due to the sites that are in danger "just being for entertainment and not important" but this affects the whole internet. If someone had to do some research for an assignment for class or work their searches may be limited to certain sites due to the internet provider seeing that site as none profitable. Also, some people make a honest living on the internet. How heart breaking would it to be to find your lively hood in jeopardy or that job opportunity for yourself is taken from you because a bigger company wanted a few more dollars in their pocket?

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lilyj Wed 10 Sep 2014 09:58PM UTC

Even though I'm Italian, I totally agree with this action.
Good luck!

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Kiashi (Guest) Wed 10 Sep 2014 10:01PM UTC

Thank you for taking a stand on this issue. I have only recently discovered fanlore and for a woman on her own trying to rebuild her life after eight years of domestic violence - it has become an essential component of my recovery. I have no family or 'tribe' to call my own and as I fall in and out of depression; being able to have something to look forward to reading every day is a big part of why I'm still here. I could never have imagined how much something so simple could help so much! I will be forever grateful to the countless talented writers who give so generously of their skills and time for my reading pleasure, and that of others. It is a lonely place out there; for some of us and this allows me to feel connected and to learn new ways of exploring resilience. Thank you. Kiashi, Australia.

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1. denelian Thu 11 Sep 2014 02:50AM UTC
  
  so, this is a comment NOT AT ALL related to the issue at hand, and is personal. and you may utterly ignore it in it's totality if you so wish.
  but, having sort of been in your position, if you are looking for someone to talk to or hang out with or vent at or bounce ideas off of or... well, whatever, i volunteer. i'm in the US, i'm not even in your HEMISPHERE [either of them] so i think i'm a safe[ish?] person?
  if this appeals at all, my email is denelian at yahoo dot com
  though, fair warning, i'm in and out of the hospital and may be slow to respond.
  
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2. 1. Kiashi (Guest) Fri 12 Sep 2014 09:53PM UTC
    
    Thank you! and yes I will be in touch.
    
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  2. 1. denelian Sat 20 Sep 2014 09:38AM UTC
      
      fair warning -- i ended up in the hospital [am still just have a computer now] so... i will be slow. if you don't hear from me in a couple days, try again?
      
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    2. 1. Kiashi (Guest) Fri 26 Sep 2014 07:09AM UTC
        
        I replied via your other email address but didn't receive an answer so am trying this one again. So how are you?
        
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      2. denelian Sun 28 Sep 2014 08:49PM UTC
        
        i haven't gotten an email? or if i did, maybe it hit spam... what is your email? or the first part [before the @] so i can try to find it :)
        
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        Kiashi (Guest) Tue 30 Sep 2014 10:07PM UTC
        
        It is gossipgirl.katie5. Happy hunting!
        
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        denelian Wed 01 Oct 2014 02:46PM UTC
        
        i went thru the past month, entirely. nada :( i'm sorry!
        try emailing again? [email protected]
        
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ChangelingChilde Wed 10 Sep 2014 10:29PM UTC

Stupid fuckers trying to control our internet . . .

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Falco276 Wed 10 Sep 2014 10:35PM UTC

Ok, this is just plain silly.
Why do they actually want to stop us from creating fanworks?
They have to understand that we are not making money off of these characters. We're just writing them and posting them on the net for other fans to read. I completely understand the CR laws established in different parts of the world (including the UK CR law; I'm still researching if it's true or not.) so therefore I belive we HAVE the RIGHT to create fanworks and publish them on the internet. Even though I'm not a U.S citizen, I'm defiantly joining in the battle and together with Ao3 and it's users, let us stop them from destroying the open internet.
Thank you Archive Of Our Own!!!! For letting us know!!!!
I HIGHLY SUPPORT YOU GUYS, and I'm hoping to see that the Ao3 site will live FOREVER!!!! :D

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1. EnglishSeraphim Thu 11 Sep 2014 01:02AM UTC
  
  Well, it's not about the removal of fanworks. It is much deeper than that. It's about controlling the internet as a whole. They want to decide what sites load easiest and which ones users have access to. They want to make it so we have to pay extra for sites like YouTube and Facebook, and they want to decide which sites have top priority loading times.
  So if you pay the extra fees to visit YouTube or need to do online banking, those sites will load quickly. But sites like AO3 and other sites that run on user donations and fan support, you can go to them for no extra money and continue to post your fan works, but it will take like 5 to 10 minutes to load it. And any of the sites that fall under the control of the cable companies will likely start having their content censored and controlled to target specific markets, and American FCC restrictions on swearing, nudity, etc. will start to be applied. So modern YouTube and Tumblr you can kiss goodbye because you'll only be able to post what the FCC approves.
  This isn't just about fanfiction. This is the obliteration of the era of free information and free speech on the majority of the internet. But I am happy to know you will continue to fight alongside us Americans. I think if we can show our government that this involves all of you in other countries, as well, we can really put a stop to this once and for all.
  
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Ambrose42 Wed 10 Sep 2014 11:54PM UTC

Solidarity!

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eunise (Guest) Thu 11 Sep 2014 12:31AM UTC

NO INTERNET distinction !!!! GO NET NEUTRALITY!!!

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