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				<title>What do you want to do with GDN?</title>
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						 <p>So, I've been looking over the wiki and old forum posts and realized that I was always trying to expand GDN. I was always trying to make it something EPIC in scope rather than focusing on the community. I get now that sprite battles and challenges were more important than translating some code to yet another language or writing yet another tutorial.</p> <p>So I'm asking the community, past and present, what do you want to do?</p> 
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