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John Fea   |  September 27, 2021

We hope so.

As we approach our six-month anniversary, we are still working hard to deliver quality content to our readers and subscribers. I am not sure we realized how much work goes into a daily platform of this nature, but I think it is fair to say that we are all enjoying the labor. As Currentā€˜s Executive Editor, I am writing to let you know that we have not yet reached our fundraising goals. In the last month we brought-on a part-time editor and a part-time business manager. You will learn more about them soon. We are also hoping to pay our writers in the very near future. They have been writing for free because they believe that what we are doing at Current is important. Some of them have even become patrons!

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Thanks so much for reading and supporting Current!

John Fea
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