This is my Neowin 4

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Steven

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Time just flys by that I didn't even realize that my 4th anniversary here passed...

This is site is so very important to me and the people who make it possible everyday I just want to again say Thank You.

I'm so excited for the upcoming release of neowin 4. For me I feel like I've been waiting forever. To the team whom is working on this long project I want to thank you also. :)

Steven

Proud Neowin Member of over 4 years.

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4 years? Man, that makes me wonder how long it's been for me. I don't even want to know heh.

Anyway, congrats, glad to have you here with us during the journey (and even being here for only 4 years you know it's been a journey at times :)

Grand Master

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It's not my birthday. Another solid example of those who don't read. :laugh:

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Perhaps he meant birthday in a different way, a "Neowin Birthday" of sorts?

Another example of false assumptions, and jumping to conclusions, just to put others down? :huh:

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