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- User:Merbst James, I enjoyed meeting you at Wikimedia Developer Summit 2017, and I would learn much that will be valuable to developing my own extensions working on your teams for WikiProject X, CiteDB, and CollaborationKit this Winter, and all 3 look like things I could remain passionate about, which I know to be a prerequisite for my top performance. I will be emailing you about this today, (Monday, Jan 16) and will be available to begin in earnest by Wednesday the 18th. If I leave anything out of the email feel free to call or text my cellphone number on that impromptu "business card" I handed you after your talk upstairs.
Women in Technology Design testers edit
The WikiProject Women in Technology page is now online as a pilot page (Newsletter).