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John Walker

1 year 3 weeks ago

Great new site, Its a lot quicker to load too. What happened to the pods?

Roger Doiron

Thu, 04/26/2012 - 15:46

Hi John. We're rethinking the pods and the best way to implement them. Want to rethink with us?

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ecopartners

Fri, 06/29/2012 - 16:01

We have started the Edible Garden Club as part of Go Local Oakville on meetup.com as our way of forming what would have been a "pod" if you were still hosting them. I would love to be able create some direct content links to and from ecopartners.ca to kgi.org using the drupal page (content types) I wrote to you about.

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