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  <p>First of all, thank you for considering to provide feedback about
  Boost.Statechart! All feedback (including questions) is valuable for the
  progress of the library and its documentation. Please post to either of the
  following groups if the matter could also be of interest to other
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  <p><b>Please prefix the subject line of your post with [statechart]</b>.
  This will help all group members to quickly find the threads they are
  interested in.</p>

  <p>I try hard to regularly read both lists but every now and then I'm on
  holiday or even miss a post. If you don't get a satisfactory answer within
  a few days or feel that the matter is of no interest to others, you can
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  <a href="contact.html">Andreas Huber D&ouml;nni</a></i></p>

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