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== The historical meaning of awesome ==
 
== The historical meaning of awesome ==
On the first blog post introducing the awesome foundation [citation needed]  
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On the first blog post introducing the awesome foundation [citation needed] awesome was described as ... (something something, dinosaurs, something something ... please fill in)
  
  
 
== Flamethrowers vs. Orphans ==
 
== Flamethrowers vs. Orphans ==
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The dilemma facing most awesome chapters of leaning towards funding totally radical projects, like flamethrowers or socially responsible projects helping orphans etc.
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==Facets of Awesome ==
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[pull some text from the main website]
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==What I think is awesome==
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* I think projects that have potential to reach a large number of people are awesome
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* I think that building things that are gigantic is awesome, no matter what it is that is actually being built

Latest revision as of 14:49, 1 November 2013

This page is where we go into some detail about what is awesome

The historical meaning of awesome

On the first blog post introducing the awesome foundation [citation needed] awesome was described as ... (something something, dinosaurs, something something ... please fill in)


Flamethrowers vs. Orphans

The dilemma facing most awesome chapters of leaning towards funding totally radical projects, like flamethrowers or socially responsible projects helping orphans etc.

Facets of Awesome

[pull some text from the main website]

What I think is awesome

  • I think projects that have potential to reach a large number of people are awesome
  • I think that building things that are gigantic is awesome, no matter what it is that is actually being built