I just wanted to send a note to everyone there to say thank you for being such a great bunch of folks to work with. If ever a small business deserved recognition for being better than the big guys, you guys do. From the products you sell, to the information you provide on your web site and blogs, to the service you provide before, during and after the sale, to the things you constantly contribute to the community, it is all very much appreciated by this satisfied customer and fellow maker, and I can’t help but believe, by a great many others. I may not possess your level of knowledge or expertise but I recognize commitment to doing a good job when I see it. I hope you guys go home at the end of the day feeling good about what you’ve helped to create.
Best regards,
Mark
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