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Subject: mockup of BSD news/articles site
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This is a one page mockup I have been fiddling with in my spare time:

http://bsdtn.com/

There's no content, it's really just an exercise in the type of site  
I would like to see carrying sexy-looking FreeBSD news.  Just  
throwing it out there for comments.