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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 6:14:43 PM   
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Hi,

You should read the gorean forum...the free women/free companions out number the slaves pretty significantly these days. From what I understand it is a very small number of Gorean men who are interested in owning slaves(and most of the men have a wife/gf that is free)..and it doesn't have anything to do with BDSM.. anymore then Roman, Egyptian or early American slavery did. It is not almost exclusively Master/slave dynamics you have been misinformed, if you go over to the Gorean forum and ask they will gladly explain that. Some Goreans may engage in BDSM with slaves or their lovers/mates nobody denies that but the underlying principles that make someone Gorean have nothing to do with slaves or slavery or mastery.



I really shouldn't go to the Gorean forums and I rarely do.

When I go there, I see a sea of slaves and no free women. Every time I go I see at least somebody being incredibly rude and bigoted about male subs. Gorean forums are for Goreans and my honest response to what I see (in those cases) would be incredibly out of place and it would be rude of me to post it there. I have only spoken in the Gorean forums once to my knowledge and that was to suggest that the number of rape cases haven't gone up, just the number of cases being reported have. Which could have something to do with the fact that women are no longer expected to commit sucide and aren't considered ruined anymore... Of course that is neither here nor there in this thread.

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 8:36:15 PM   
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I don't see any reason I shouldn't visit, say, the Ask a Mistress section or any other.  On a public board, we expect people to share ideas, so long as the ideas we share are respectful.  If we spent our whole lives avoiding new (and sometimes potentially offensive) conversations and people, we'd live very, very dull lives.

At the same time, I wouldn't hesitate to post on a 'lesbian' or 'ask a male submissive' section if they had one here.  I also wouldn't go out of my way to write saying that I thought male submissives were silly or useless if I felt they were (I don't by the way, I've known some great men who were submissive.)  There are closed communities elsewhere on the net and in real life that cater to such exclusivity, and I welcome people to enjoy private clubs in private.

My advice to anyone who wants to enjoy the Gorean forums, is not to come in guns blazing.  You don't walk into a Harley bar wearing a green leather catsuit, and challenge them to race your new Honda.  Lurking a few days, offering a few questions, and generally appearing interested in learning makes a world of difference, online and off.

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 10:56:16 PM   
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Nothing - who says it's special?  Maybe the people involved have to be "special" to tolerate it

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 11:04:21 PM   
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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 11:13:57 PM   
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I don't see any reason I shouldn't visit, say, the Ask a Mistress section or any other.  On a public board, we expect people to share ideas, so long as the ideas we share are respectful.  If we spent our whole lives avoiding new (and sometimes potentially offensive) conversations and people, we'd live very, very dull lives.

At the same time, I wouldn't hesitate to post on a 'lesbian' or 'ask a male submissive' section if they had one here.  I also wouldn't go out of my way to write saying that I thought male submissives were silly or useless if I felt they were (I don't by the way, I've known some great men who were submissive.)  There are closed communities elsewhere on the net and in real life that cater to such exclusivity, and I welcome people to enjoy private clubs in private.

My advice to anyone who wants to enjoy the Gorean forums, is not to come in guns blazing.  You don't walk into a Harley bar wearing a green leather catsuit, and challenge them to race your new Honda.  Lurking a few days, offering a few questions, and generally appearing interested in learning makes a world of difference, online and off.

Stephan


 
If you go make and reread my post you will see that nowhere did I suggest that anyone else limit where they go on the forums. I then stated that I do not go there because I can not maintain the required amount of civility regarding certain subjects. I am not Gorean. I do not have anything greater then a passing desire to learn about it and furthermore, most of what I have to say about their attitudes, demostrated by the Goreans here, towards male submissves and other subjects is rude at best. You don't want to know what it is at worst.
 
I respect Goreans who are polite, thoughtful and intelligent. Because I have had some positive encounters with them in the non-Gorean forums I see no need to invade "their" space where my only responses are completely unneeded. I can offer no advice from a Gorean point of view, so while I look occasionally, it's just not a place where I am comfortable.

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 11:53:03 PM   
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I then stated that I do not go there because I can not maintain the required amount of civility regarding certain subjects. I am not Gorean. I do not have anything greater then a passing desire to learn about it and furthermore, most of what I have to say about their attitudes, demostrated by the Goreans here, towards male submissves and other subjects is rude at best. You don't want to know what it is at worst.



Aquatic,

May I make a suggestion?  As Richard Greico said at the end of "Night at the Roxbury"....Doug is not ready.

I observe that you have a mild infatuation with Gor.  You can't wrap your mind around it but you can't look away either.  It is part of your profile description text.  Anyone who types in 'Gor' as a keyword is going to be brought to your profile, and then there you are stating you don't understand it.  That is like an invitation for disaster, especially when you admit you have nothing nice to say in that community.

Why not let sleeping dogs lie and remove that portion of your profile, or at least spell the term backwards or something.  Searching keywords, female sub, gor, is going to lead them right to you.

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 11:57:27 PM   
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Um... I think she is a masochist.

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/14/2007 11:59:33 PM   
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Aquatic,

May I make a suggestion?  As Richard Greico said at the end of "Night at the Roxbury"....Doug is not ready.

I observe that you have a mild infatuation with Gor.  You can't wrap your mind around it but you can't look away either.  It is part of your profile description text.  Anyone who types in 'Gor' as a keyword is going to be brought to your profile, and then there you are stating you don't understand it.  That is like an invitation for disaster, especially when you admidt you have nothing nice to say in that community.

Why not let sleeping dogs lie and remove that portion of your profile, or at least spell the term backwards or something.  Searching keywords, female sub, gor, is going to lead them right to you.


I didn't say I have nothing nice. I said my respsonse to certain things, in particular male submissives, are not nice. What I also said was that I have nothing useful to say. I can't offer a Gorean point of view and if they wanted the opinion of a non-Gorean there are the master, mistress, sub/slave, switch, and general forums. If it's being posted in a Gorean forum, I'm assuming they want a Gorean opinion and... I can't give one? If I can't be helpful what is the point? I don't like to waste people's time. I have posted once, when I have something to say that I thought might actually be useful.

I also said I respect Gor. I respect Goreans. I'm not sure how much clearer I make this.

I have a mild interest in Gor and I would like to speak with Goreans on a one-on-one basis. Because I would like to do, I put it in my profile, very deliberately and with thought, as an invitation (if they want) to talk with me. I always thought learning about cultures you don't understand was a good thing.

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 12:00:41 AM   
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Um... I think she is a masochist.


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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 12:08:15 AM   
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Hmmm.... Got Whip?

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 12:15:55 AM   
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As a matter of fact I do. 

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 12:26:11 AM   
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This is the best answer I've gotten to my question. Thank you. I still don't understand....

Aha!  I now see that you are what the vanilla world would call a 'shit starter'.  You have some kind of vendetta.
 
Sometimes Gor claims to be different from BDSM.

And you are right there in the midst of it each and every time, ever caring that they would do that sometimes.  What a wonderful watchdog you are!

If Gor was different BDSM, then the men wouldn't be seeking slaves almost exclusively.

Excuse me?  That sentence makes no sense in either world.  You could have said that for plantation owners before the civil war.  You do not understand Gor 'only passing'.  How can you make this assumption or conclusion?  And how can you make the same assumption/conclusion about what you are seeing in BDSM?



Aquatic,

I have hopped around trying to find the source of your discontent.  It seems your biggest pet peeve is that somehow Gor does not mention male subs to the same degree they talk about female slaves.  What is your interest in defending male subs as an ideal?  You are not a male sub.  Valyraen is not a male sub.  Who are you defending and who shit in your wheaties?  You come across an online population whom you gravitate towards and seek out the handful of posters who have something disparaging to say about male subs and then label the entire Gorean community as intolerant biggots.  And you keep picking these fights over and over.  Then someone gives you the 'best' answer you have recieved, on the BDSM side of CM, and you retreat back into lack of understanding.  Then once again your lack of understanding becomes the measure by which things are 'good' and 'bad' in your mind.

In that sense, by your own criteria of explaining something to my standards so I can give my approval of it......I don't understand you!

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 1:12:37 AM   
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So Bita, you believe then the book was immaculately conceived in his mother's womb and popped out with him?


Come again? What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?

You say tea, I say rice.  Maybe it is rice tea.

Yes, that was my point.. BDSM was 'already going on' and we certainly wouldn't be 'eating vanilla' every night if Lange hadn't written Imaginative Sex. You do realize that we are saying the same thing here?

I am not sure.  I always order vanilla ice cream.  I think the vanilla bean is very tasty on the tongue.  What flavor is BDSM then, Rocky Road?  And what about Gor, Area 51 Mint Chocolate Chip?  What flavor then is 'base' ice cream, plain milk?  Vanilla is a flavor, and a very strong, pungent one at that.

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It is historical because it was commenting on what was.  It was educative because it gave people a new perspective that was rapidly coming on the scene. SOMEONE had to do it or was bound to do it.....


Perhaps, but I fail to see your point here considering the post I made was prompted by someone's claim that we'd all be eating vanilla every night and I disagree with that.

We're on the same page here. Perhaps we interpreted Fusions post differently, but I suspect that I've had more contact with him than you have so perhaps I know him a bit better. I took him to mean what he said, that we'd all be eating vanilla every night if not for Imaginative Sex. If he meant something different from that, I'm sure he'll pop in and clear it up. If what he said was actually what he meant (and why would he have said it if it wasn't) then my opinion stands.

Ok, well I will not get into who knows who better, etc. but yes, my interpretation of what he said was that something can not exist without documentation.  That is why I originally produced my long and lengthy list of books and events in the last 60 years.  I was focusing on "the first mainstream non-fiction" book.  I tend to postulate that because he did also invent Gor and that went a similar but seperate way, that is why we here at 'BDSM world' do not bring it up as much as we could, because there is the feeling of bastardization of having two 'half-sisters'.  So Imaginative Sex is not given the proper credit in BDSM because the same person wrote the 'ficticious' Chronicles of Gor.  It is subtle prejudice.  It would be like Albert Einstein producing the works of Issac Asimov under that pen name.  The delve into fiction would make people question the math and physics of his professorship.  One sandwich short of a picnic, as they say.

I'll keep the dancing banana though..

Good, it is great for a dancing banana split with vanilla, rocky road, and mint chocolate chip ice cream!  Garnish with Bit 'o Honeys.


So that is my point.  Imaginative sex as described by Amazon.com:

Book Description
In 1974, the author of the controversial and popular Gor novels unleashed his vision for an exciting, fulfilling sex life for all. Imaginative Sex outlines John Norman's philosophy on relations between the sexes, and presents fifty-three scenarios designed to reintroduce fantasy and intimacy to the bedroom.
The Aphrodisiac Fantasy The Rites-of-Submission Fantasy The Lady Fantasy The I-Am-His-Slave-Girl Fantasy The Safari Fantasy The Blindfolded-Lovers Fantasy
and many other sensuous suggestions are detailed for the enjoyment of all truly adult readers. Find out what really lies behind the philosophy of Gor, and the ways in which role playing can spice up any love life.

Sure, BDSM was 'going on' long before his birth (tongue in cheek) but was his work just a rehash of the 23 scenarios that we were all already doing?  How about the measly 3 or 4?  And where can I find a description besides the other books I listed like Story of O and Leatherman's handbook?

How many people purchased the book?  If they were already 'doing' it what would they need his opinion for?  How many simply had a boring sex life and wanted to spice it up, and ENTERED BDSM based on what they read in that book since it was such a detailed scenario descriptor?

Come'on, bita.  Give it up.  You have to give credit where credit is due.  An unprecedented 53 scenarios is revolutionary.  BDSMers just damn don't like it because HE also wrote Gor and they don't want all those other rules and fantasy.

It is like evolution.  It existed before Charles Darwin's birth (LOL) but it is not incorrect to call Darwin "The father of modern biology/zoology" or even "The father of Evolution"

So whether or not you know him better than I, I would support the statement "John Norman is the father of BDSM (modern BDSM)"  Or at the very least WIITWD.....

We can argue all week whether if another author had produced a similar book with a different number of scenarios one year earlier or one year later, etc.......

But the fact is they didn't.  John Norman did and I would hope that our hats are off to him for taking it to the masses.  And there is absolutely NO WAY to prove or disprove what portion of his 53 scenarios had ever been played out by anyone in the history of the world until he 'invented' it in his mind based on his imagination and wrote it down for us to consider incorporating that style of play, or that roleplay in our sex lives.

Eating vanilla sure covers it for me.  All Hail to the father of modern BDSM!

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 1:44:05 AM   
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I flamed an amazon reviewer too, hee hee! http://www.amazon.com/gp/discussionboard/discussion.html/ref=cm_cd_md_plReviewDetail/?ie=UTF8&cdForum=&ASIN=1563335611&cdPage=1&cdItems=10&asin=&store=yourstore&cdSort=ByDateCreated&cdThread=TxK2V4D5A50PLE&reviewID=R15K1BSNVQEU5W&displayType=ReviewDetail&cdSortDir=Ascending#MxXHFMNSLJMRBP

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 4:45:13 AM   
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Chances are, if you ask a Gorean if Gor is better than BDSM, they are going to say yes.  If they didn't think that, why be Gorean?  If you ask a Ford driver if they think Chyrsler is better, what answer do you expect?  If you ask a Yankees fan if the Mets are the best, what do you think you will receive as a response?  That is not a matter of Gorean nature, its a matter of human nature.  People will gravitate to what works best for them and will usually think that their way works better than any other. 

There is usually an open season attitude towards Goreans.  Because apparently we ALL are living in a fantasy, and we ALL think men are better than women.  I think men are different than women, but I dont think one is better than the other.  People rarely bother to ask before telling me what I am and what I believe and how I live.  And I assure you, if my life was a fantasy, it wouldn't involve so much laundry. 


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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 4:57:27 AM   
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Hi,

The reason I suggested you go and ask in the Gorean forum(never mentioned you offering an opinion on anything over there) was because you made a sweeping generalization about Goreans that is not true. I thought you might want to know if it was an accurate picture of them that you hold....but whatever. I don't think it much matters in the big scheme of things.

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I don't see any reason I shouldn't visit, say, the Ask a Mistress section or any other.  On a public board, we expect people to share ideas, so long as the ideas we share are respectful.  If we spent our whole lives avoiding new (and sometimes potentially offensive) conversations and people, we'd live very, very dull lives.

At the same time, I wouldn't hesitate to post on a 'lesbian' or 'ask a male submissive' section if they had one here.  I also wouldn't go out of my way to write saying that I thought male submissives were silly or useless if I felt they were (I don't by the way, I've known some great men who were submissive.)  There are closed communities elsewhere on the net and in real life that cater to such exclusivity, and I welcome people to enjoy private clubs in private.

My advice to anyone who wants to enjoy the Gorean forums, is not to come in guns blazing.  You don't walk into a Harley bar wearing a green leather catsuit, and challenge them to race your new Honda.  Lurking a few days, offering a few questions, and generally appearing interested in learning makes a world of difference, online and off.

Stephan


 
If you go make and reread my post you will see that nowhere did I suggest that anyone else limit where they go on the forums. I then stated that I do not go there because I can not maintain the required amount of civility regarding certain subjects. I am not Gorean. I do not have anything greater then a passing desire to learn about it and furthermore, most of what I have to say about their attitudes, demostrated by the Goreans here, towards male submissves and other subjects is rude at best. You don't want to know what it is at worst.
 
I respect Goreans who are polite, thoughtful and intelligent. Because I have had some positive encounters with them in the non-Gorean forums I see no need to invade "their" space where my only responses are completely unneeded. I can offer no advice from a Gorean point of view, so while I look occasionally, it's just not a place where I am comfortable.


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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 5:54:44 AM   
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Aquatic,

I'm not trying to make you feel like I'm leaning you.  My comments about posting in a different area were prompted by your statement, but not intended just for you, personally.  I wouldn't push anyone to go anywhere they aren't comfortable online or off. 

The point of my post was little more than a gentle reminder that when in Rome, it's fruitless to demand Romans do as you do.  I might mean well in walking up to a Japanese man in Tokyo during a business meeting and giving him a huge bear hug, but it's a good bet he'll feel assaulted and think me a brute.  Learning the importance of local etiquette is important anywhere, and the nice thing about these forums is there are some three years of examples of the right and wrong ways to interact.

I agree that typical Gorean attitudes towards male submissives can run pretty far right of center, in the same fashion that you'd find a less than enthusiastic response on a gay BDSM site in regards to a man posting questions about hetero relationships.  I don't see this drawing specifically coming from the books (where there are examples of male slaves) so much as from a more basic reason. 

I would venture to say there are more bisexual or lesbian dominant women (or submissive for that matter) here, and in the lifestyle in general.  My own (wild) guess would say 65-70% bi/lesbian to 30-35% strictly heterosexual.  By contrast, I would pin the figures for males to sit around 85% of male dominants identifying as 'heterosexual only'  (again, these are simply wild estimates, I'd welcome any evidence to the contrary.)  This would suggest that female dominants would be more willing to consider the submission of either a male or a female in the context of a relationship, while Gorean men would generally find a male submissive 'useless,' at least within the context of a potential relationship.  For the same reason, responses to various threads about men and homosexuality suggest a large number of women would reject a male dominant who was bisexual, simply because it's a dynamic that they can not/do not wish to understand. 

Having said all of this, of the folks that I enjoy interacting with in that section, I find they are generally open and tolerant of differing attitudes.  If someone has an attitude or opinion that I don't share/agree with, I don't think twice about discussing it (discussion boards would be pretty quiet places otherwise.)  Focusing on the topic, and not the person who raises it, goes a long way towards achieving a sort of middle ground.  I address this to you, Aquatic, knowing you are voicing the opinions of several people. The moment the attitude of "you don't want to know my answer" comes into play, discussion about the topic at hand stops.  When objectivity flies out the window, so does polite conversation, and a mess ensues. 

Some people will not play as nicely.  My grandmother is a very harsh woman with a very narrow perception of 'right' and 'wrong.'  This doesn't mean she has nothing to offer me from her years of experience, but it does mean that if I disagree with her, I must take a great deal of care in how I respond to her lest I anger her.  The attitude that I 'shouldn't have to' worry doesn't change the reality, that no matter how much I dislike her attitudes on certain subjects, she is usually right in others. 

Take care,

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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 6:02:57 AM   
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chuckles and greetings,

Men are different than woman and better suited at different behaviors and activities

the Free woman aren't sex slaves

the deeds of the Men/free are extremely important , if one 'claims' to be a grand pooh bah online chances are they arent well known offline.huge difference tween the offline communities and the role play chat rooms

The commuinity polices itself very well to keep predators out and the girls safe

May she wish you well

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Any "philosophy" that wants to use as pillars the notions that  men are better than women and that all women want to serve as sex slaves to men has a rather weak foundation.

My impression of it is that it is a useful tool for predators who prey on people who have not yet learned to distinguish between someones words and someone's deeds.


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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 6:09:15 AM   
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hello again,

Master IB did not leave because of Gor, it had to do with something entirely different than a life choice.



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RE: what makes Gor special? - 2/15/2007 6:16:23 AM   
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greetings mixie,'

there is a difference tween being a mans slave or a mans free companion

wishing you well

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ORIGINAL: slavekara

Greetings Aquaticsub,

This girl would like to answer your question. In the books free women are just uncollared slaves, this girl metioned in her last post that in the books the philosephy was that Men are leaders, no matter what and in the books a free woman was just a women who didnt belong. to a man.

Its the philosephy that was around many hundred years ago.


That actually doesn't answer the question I asked, which is: Why, if women can be in power and be respected, do Gorean always seem to seek slaves? I have heard many times that in the books women can have places of power yet a Gorean man never seeks such a woman. That says they are viewed as unnatural and undesirable. That doesn't seem to be a good model for society. Men have been in charge of our planet for years. Look where it got us.



from what i can gather from her reply, is that if this free woman in who is in power, were have a man smitten with her and she accepts his advances, by gor default- this would transcend her into the life of slavery



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