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Appendix A Twitter Supporters Thank you to the following people that have inspired and influenced the direction of this book: Eric Meyer, Janine Warner, Adam DuVander, Smashing Magazine, and the W3C. Special thanks to the feedback from Twitter reviewers: Matthew Guay @maguay; Brent Wheeldon @BeeEmmDoubleU; Bruno Belotti @abulafio; Ray Mitchell @SixFourWeb; Amber Weinberg @amberweinberg. Thanks to all our Twitter followers: @tigermain, @robertosolanom, @scotiasystems, @webalyst, @markhughes, @nationalnet, @quantum_dynamic, @condomiami, @apsace, @ivokhin, @anthonyroose, @gusikhwan, @Lorenzo_Vl, @paulcredmond, @KennthPang, @timmetje1990, @CarHeDa, @web_mint, @w3Servcies, @theinklog, @Himmathand, @eleeze, @Jooosieeeee, @Bacterialyrical, @webvana, @Ricksta82, @imaria, @andyhoyland, @hoylandweb, @csswebsiteaward, @shawncampbell, @matt_neary, @Certo, @noufandesign, @jkatke, @viktor_kkk, @_zehro, @saub09, @karezzy, @mstlaurent, @SMHMAG, @Cleverfidel, @ivy526, @edmossify, @Burton_Boi, @1emelyperez1, @damenleeturks, @etemplesmithson, @Nimadera, @jintexas, @deadmeta4, @Fulcan, @sourcecraft, @mordrin, @alexconner, @kyleschem, @Operator1, @shaun_capehart, @cehwitham, @Aanyankah, @Wing_Cheng, @PoorKidOnCrack, @return1_at, @Iamnegative, @newinyork, @mstandage, @favz, @downingbryan, @bobrovnikov, @rrahulprasad, @danieladr, @irSteve, @hidobrado, @Codeclown, @berit_jensen, @Ingenious_mind, @martinbean, @brianarn, @annemckinnell, @Mammas_Crunk, @urbandave, @mauguar, @bebraw, @thedesignloft, @em_two, @mandirice, @steddie1, @doslimones, @wedeacon, @Ade_101, @RedHottopDesign, @marcvangijn, @twahlin, @Xochi_ALC, @tabithakarcher, @DomDanson, @RichardConroy, @diegobetto, @jmanzitti, @Lamc82, @danaeaguilar, @jaslorax, @hellomrtaylor, @design328, @creative_cakery, @hiester, @phlipper, @DejitaruKyonshi, @takingovermiami, @Robert_Cummings, @scott2211, @helvetious, @wesholing, @bklahrke, @swkolupailo, @freundedwerbung, @tweetHOOPLA, @caffeinatedsus, @greylikeme, @jeclark, @kennydelaney, @POwall, @pyhrus, @cosmive, @sonyaong, @jaimefoxx, @pbz1912, @gorazdmurnik, @adietz, @RorschachDesign, @timferrell, @bswatson, @prosurf_pl, @MisaAmiya, @MSoregaroli, @blossomingmind,
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