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My Gratitude To Karma

Most of my friends know Karma. She's kind of my buddy. She's certainly one of my closest friends here in Wireclub. I've known her for well over three years now.

And most of my friends are only too aware of how dedicated I am to posting my photos and other images here in Wireclub. You know how I've spent endless hours experimenting with the workings of "New Wireclub," searching for the best way to work Wireclub for the best way it will allow me to display my pictures.

But what most of my friends don't know is that none of this would be possible without Karma. She's my guinea pig, my test pilot.

There's no way that I'd be able to work these things out without running them by someone, testing them on an actual Wireclub user to see if they would actually work or not. Karma has endured many, many hours of this over the last six months.

Karma has endured innumerable hours of patiently reading message after message in which I've discussed my ideas with her. More times than I can count, she's provided advice and feedback. There's no possible way I'd have been able to figure out all of this stuff without her assistance.

Not only that, but Karma has endured endless hours of my whining, complaining, cursing, punching my computer in frustration as Wireclub has tried to figure out just what in the hell it wants to do, and how in the hell it wants to work.

I simply could not do what I do without her help.