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Get Scriblio, indeed

August 23rd, 2007 | posted by dchud
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I wrote earlier arguing that Casey Bisson should release his Scriblio project's source, or tell us when he would, or stop calling it open source. I have no idea if he ever saw that post.

In any case, you can now get Scriblio for yourself. Hooray!

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On 12:44pm, August 23rd, 2007 jessamyn (not verified) said:

yup

Trust me, he saw it.

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