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iCommons.org's HIGH 5 of the week
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We have been hoping for a new face on our ‘Top 5 contributors of the week’ list, and thanks to Kiruba Shankar we now have a new iCommons.org shining light! Kiruba jumped a whopping four spots, from sixth to second position.
Here’s a ‘high five’ to the iCommons.org Top 5 contributors of the week:
1. Steve Foerster
2. Kiruba Shankar
3. Paddy Johnson
4. Schmatler and Waldhead
5. Simon Dingle
Hovering in sixth position this week is Philipp – will he make it to the top 5 by next week? Philipp, any clever plans? Maybe Kiruba can pass on some tips…
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