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Thanks for this article, dear editors, it is a great honor. May I request you to add the following items to the section of Community outreach? I believe these are significant contributions. Thank you!
Het Vlaams Woordenboek[1] is an open online dictionary of Belgian-Dutch words and sayings, founded in 2007 and curated by Liekens.
The Open Garage[2] is a hackerspace being run from Liekens' garage in Borsbeek since November 2011. The Open Garage has over 800 members and has weekly open evenings on Thursday nights.
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