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From the mail bag!

Hey Team. I wanted to drop a line to say how cool it is
that the company has been doing so well without taking any money in return
for control. Keeping it local and keeping people taken care of is incredible
and rare. I’ve been a novice enthusiast for a long time, so I’ve been aware
of Adafruit for some time, but I’ve recently rekindled my love for
electronics in the form of home automation. I’m kinda picking up where I
left off and learning a ton. As it happened, I needed an RPi GPIO breakout
board and Adafruit was the source. I was poking around the site and found
the ‘about’ video. I didn’t know anything about how Adafruit started, but I
was impressed with the story. Happy to be a return customer. Keep up the
good work!

-Jim

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