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Hello Dyname42. I noticed your comments on Stewardship, and your request for more content. Brilliant idea. Would like to stay in touch on the ethic of stewardship and its application across society. ~ Christy Morrell-Stinson, Stellar Impact Foundation, 2012 Charter: "To facilitate the mindset of stewardship and collaboration among people of compassion and influence, for a better society." {christy at stellarimpact dot org} Cmorrellstinson (talk) 00:53, 6 July 2012 (UTC)Reply[reply]

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