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eshohet last edited by

Hi all,

I'm looking for a nodebb developer to make a theme and some plugins for us.

Can anyone help? Please feel free to PM me.

Thanks!
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psychobunny Admin last edited by

Hi @Elliot-Shohet if you're interested in custom dev work from the NodeBB team please feel free to reach out to us at sales@nodebb.org, thanks!
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eshohet last edited by @psychobunny

@psychobunny Will do, thanks!
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