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Expand Up @@ -56,5 +56,5 @@ Ten years ago, we began with an idea. Today, that idea has grown into a communit

Our first decade has been defined by challenging assumptions, building together, and embracing responsibility for the infrastructure we help create.

But what excites me most about the decade to come is how much we have grown, individually and collectively. We have learned the dynamics of communities and the realities of managing a sustainable business. We have built tools now adopted at internet scale. Call it seniority, call it maturity: we are now ready to tackle considerably more ambitious plans and harder real-world challenges. One key change: we are now offering a product, notebook.link, alongside our development services, creating recurring revenue and dogfooding the open-source technologies that we maintain, ensuring strong alignment with our open-source projects.
But what excites me most about the decade to come is how much we have grown, individually and collectively. We have learned the dynamics of communities and the realities of managing a sustainable business. We have built tools now adopted at internet scale. Call it seniority, call it maturity: we are now ready to tackle considerably more ambitious plans and harder real-world challenges. One key change: we are now offering a product, [notebook.link](https://notebook.link), alongside our development services, creating recurring revenue and dogfooding the open-source technologies that we maintain, ensuring strong alignment with our open-source projects.

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