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Hmm. I signed up for this when you launched in June, and so far I haven't received any email since mid-June when you told me about a meetup in SF. I assumed this project was dead, actually, since I haven't heard anything from you since then, and I'm surprised to read you've been doing meetups and even have an online community.

You might want to dig up whatever email list I'm on and let us know that you're still around and have changed your model.

I'm glad to know you aren't just focusing on Bay Area startups, by the way--there are so many startups outside that area that could benefit from what you're doing. Cheers to that!

Totally our fault, we had some forms break in the beginning and emails got mixed up. Can you send me an email? I would be happy to walk you through the process.

Best, -Joe

joe@nreduce.com

nReduce is indeed alive, and quite active in San Francisco. Been involved since the first meetup. The meetings have been drawing a decent crowd (up-vote for pizza and beer) and the feedback has been amazing. Joe and Josh are doing an amazing job, essentially they built a social platform for us in a few weeks.

Glad you are liking it! Josh is an F'n genius, I am just the guy that messes around with twitter bootstrap and ordering pizzas! Really glad you are having a good experience!

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