Friend of the tree — again!

Submitted by Ehsan Akhgari on September 17, 2008 - 01:17

I'm honored again! Chris Blizzard kindly nominated me as one of this week's Friends of the Tree for my work on private browsing. It's the second time I'm nominated as a Friend of the Tree, and this time it's even more interesting than the first time! It's great to see such enthusiasm and appreciation from this wonderful community which I'm proud to be a part of.

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Submitted by sweb (not verified) on September 20, 2008 - 02:16.

hails. I'm Persian to.
thanks for great post.

put the about page and give more data about yourself. we want to know more about you.

please change the crazy capthca. the humans also can't read it. ;)

good luck.

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