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― Oscar Wilde
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Welcome to the Tuesday Toots! Before we start off discussing today’s topic, wanted to inform you that I’ve been tinkering with the idea of converting the present format of the newsletter and make it an atomic newsletter. The atomic newsletter will, of course, be shorter. It will have some links to articles related to the topic being discussed instead of long form content like now. This will allow you to read from other writers and bloggers. So, need to know what you think about it – Reply…
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