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MassCops gets a new look!

Written by MassCops
Monday, 19 November 2007
With the ten year anniversary of MassCops approaching it was time to spruce things up a bit. The main site will be undergoing some changes in the next few weeks. Soon after we will be upgrading the forums section of the site.
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