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Rozallin, I'm sure you'd fit right it with the rest of the group.

And there's no need to wait until you come to London to get involved. We have a mailing list and an IRC channel, both of which are frequented by people much further away from London than you are.

Details of how to get involved are also on the web site (tell 'em Dave sent you). Oh and there's also another page explaining some of our in-jokes.

Oh, one last question to see how well you'll fit in - Buffy or Willow?

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