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Behind Schedule!

As you can see, the campaign to sign up 10,000 new users on Spread Firefox in 10 days, is behind schedule. There are still a couple of days left but I don't see any way the wonder number 0f 10000 in 10 days being achieved.

Never the less, we're still on course to touch a total of 20000 registered users by the end of the campaign. Cheers! The fire continues to spread.

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Abby said…
thanks for the happy birthday! It was great to have a stranger say hi, sometimes I forget that anyone beyond my little circle sees my blog.
Keep on bloggin!
7:14 PM
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