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Great! If your university, company, other place you work at might make a good video, just email me about it! My address is 📧 tom@tomscott.com. It’s always good to hear from folks who are excited about something they’re involved with. Thank you!
I do get a lot of messages, so my team and I can’t guarantee a reply, but it is appreciated — and if I do reckon it might work, it shouldn’t take too long to get back to you.
(Please note that I don't review products — if you want to send me something to try in exchange for a video review, I just have to mark the message as spam.)
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