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I've been working on Frink for a long time, as a labor of love to make something I really believe in. If you find Frink (or any of my other software) to be useful and want to support its development, you can do so in a few ways:

• Tell others about Frink. The best way to do this is to show somebody else how to use Frink and make their life easier. Teach a kid how to use Frink and give them a head start and a love of science that will last them a lifetime.
• Send compliments to Alan Eliasen. This doesn't cost you anything, and makes me happy.

  "I have been complimented many times and they always embarrass me; I always feel that they have not said enough."
  --Mark Twain

• Better yet, send suggestions or bug reports to Alan Eliasen. This will help me to improve Frink and help it work better for everyone.
• If you have algorithms or data that would be useful in Frink, please send them to me. We can work together to transliterate them into Frink. Useful stuff can become part of the standard distribution.
• If you're really nice, you can send a money contribution via PayPal. Simply click the "Donate" button below to begin the transaction:

• If you'd rather send me a lovely gift, I have a wishlist at Amazon.com, which I do keep up to date.
• If you're some sort of secret ninja from the future, you can send me Bitcoins to the address:

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• Consider integrating Frink technology into your company's products to make them more powerful, and to help you get the right answers more easily. Please contact Alan Eliasen if you're interested.

It really, really brightens my day when I get even the littlest compliment or present, because it means that people find Frink useful enough to go out of their way and send me something. I don't charge a penny for Frink, but you can let me know if you like it. I appreciate it--and you probably don't realize how much.

Please send comments or questions to Alan Eliasen.

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