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Have you ever wanted to support a good cause while buying software? Well, even if you haven't quite thought of it that way, you can now. From its own mission statement, " serves as an outlet for .NET software professionals who want to 'pay it forward'" by offering their services at a discounted rate and donating the proceeds to a charitable organization.

Right now they're featuring EasyListBox website licenses, at about a 90% discount. More details can be found at .

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Posted: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 8:28 PMby Ryan Olshan
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Peter Brunone said:

Wow, Ryan... not a single comment.


# March 17, 2006 2:49 PM
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