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[CVS User joey]

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Contributions by Sebastian: debianforum anniversary and popcon

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 <p>Welcome to this year's 42nd issue of DWN, the weekly newsletter for the
 Debian community.</p>
 
+# From: Sebastian Feltel <sebastian at feltel.de> (2x)
+
+<strong>20.000 submitters for Popularity Contest.</strong> Petter
+Reinholdsen <a
+href="http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2006/11/msg01031.html">informed</a>
+that the <a href="https://alioth.debian.org/projects/popcon/">Popularity
+Contest</a> project counted its 20.000th submitter. By installing the
+popularity-contest <a
+href="http://packages.debian.org/popularity-contest">package</a> users
+can collect and submit the list of installed packages on their systems
+which helps our developers to <a href="http://popcon.debian.org/">
+see</a> how popular their packages are and where is a need for
+additional packages.
+
+<strong>Five years debianforum.de.</strong> On December, 20th the german
+speaking Debian discussion board <a href="http://www.debianforum.de">
+debianforum.de</a> is celebrating its fifth anniversary. Created in late
+2001 by Sebastian Feltel debianforum.de was build upon the ideals and
+ideas that made Debian what it is now. Today the forum with more than
+17.000 members is one of the largest Debian discussion boards where
+beginners and advanced users help each other in an friendly and
+constructive manner. With booths on several GNU/Linux events the forum
+is also active outside the world wide web.
+
 <p><strong>Want to continue reading DWN?</strong> Please help us create this
 newsletter.  We still need more volunteer writers who watch the Debian
 community and report about what is going on.  Please see the <a