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Opera = Community

Wednesday, 30. May 2007, 18:08:58

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Here is a great article by Alastor, talking about the My Opera Community: My Opera Community, ey? What's the catch?

Here at Opera, our user community means everything to us, and we try our best to make everyone's user experience a great one, whether it's through our browser technology, our websites, events and contests that we host, merchandise we produce, etc.

We want to reach more people with what we have to offer (for free!), and that's where we need your help. Join Choose Opera to find out how you can be part of the Web revolution.

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New official group for Opera fans

Monday, 30. April 2007, 20:02:44

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We (at Opera) have created a new MyOpera group for all the passionate Opera fans who wish to "Take Action" and help spread the word about Opera. You might be asking: Why another place in addition to the Take Action forum? What's better about the new group, and what's it for?

Please check it out, and all your questions will be answered: http://my.opera.com/opera-fans/

It's taken us a little while to get the group launched, but we think you'll like it and we'll work with you to make it better. Become a member today!

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