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09-08-2006, 09:09 AM
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ACC designations
Posted By: Chad
Gil, Jay, get to work. If it's useful it will fly, if it's not, it won't. I appreciate elders as much as anyone, but all the UNC sets are a drag. I would encourage you guys to get the information out there. The ACC isn't a holy text. It isn't even an uncatlogued subset of a holy text. I say just freaking do it. It will be appreciated by many. Just fling it up on a website and ignore the resistance. Websites are cool, yo. 
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