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Building communities around software.
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GravityGears takes a fresh approach to growing a community around your company, your products, and your services. We increase awareness, encourage 3rd party evangelism, and get other developers talking.

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At 7:33am on January 29, 2009, Michael Levin said…

Britt,

You made my day! Dave must have told you I've been trying to find the words "Ukončete prosím výstup a nástup, dveře se zavírají" from the automated voice on the Metro. One of my favorite stories is the night we slid down the polished metal escalator and went so fast we lofted up from the bottom, only to get questioned by a Metro inspector about tickets. We all got fined 500 crowns each, but the memory is priceless!
At 1:42am on January 29, 2009, Michael Levin said…
Dobry Den, Britt. Welcome to Codetown! And, I am sure Dave mentioned to you that Praha is my favorite city in the world. Hope you like it here. I can hear those doors shutting on the Prague Metro and the automated voice! I lived in Prague 14 for a little while...
 
 
 

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