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From: Steven Punte <stevenpnt@yahoo.com>
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The "need" isn't really for the high end caliber services.  Rather it just seems to be more the "help, I'm stuck and lost."  Time will tell.
    steve
 Tony Collen <tcollen@neuagency.com> wrote:Heh, yeah, I've thought of doing the same -- not necesarily announcing it
on the lists -- but when I think of calling myself a Cocoon "expert", then
I look at all the other people on the list, and then I'm immediately
humbled. :) It would be nice to build a small business out of working
exclusively with Cocoon, though.

All in good time, I hope.


Tony

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<P>The "need" isn't really for the high end caliber services.&nbsp; Rather it just seems to be more the "help, I'm stuck and lost."&nbsp; Time will tell.
<P>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; steve
<P>&nbsp;<B><I>Tony Collen &lt;tcollen@neuagency.com&gt;</I></B> wrote:
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