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MOD NOTE: I've enabled tags for members of this community. I don't know why they weren't enabled before, possibly because I'm an idiot. Please tag your posts in ways that make sense. Also feel free to tag posts with your user name, in the format "username:your-name". So I'd use the tag username:shadefell. This way if people want to search for posts by one person, they can easily find the tag for it.

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