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Sub: #1 20 stories - 20 authors - book - how I solved my debt
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Need 20 authors for this community book. It is about "How you solved your debt?".



Anyone interested?

We can either make it free or paid (money goes back to 20 authors).

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I would be interested! How many words?

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Lets hear back from few more members and then we can collectively decide about it. Thanks for participating.

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Sounds like a plan!

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I would be interested in that.

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Sounds like a plan!
Yeah but I am sure we will be able to start working on it soon.

Thanks FYI, added you .

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I am not as good as Frog with my stories but I could give it a shot, if you still need people.

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You are in my friend. We will help you edit and prepare it.

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