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Please send via e-mail the information, along with images (or links to online images), hyperlinks to featured product pages, contact information, an About Us statement, and other such commonly included content.

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I reserve the option to refuse anything not deemed appropriate for or germane to my readers' primary interests; they are busy people. No promises are made or implied regarding whether or not anyone's submissions will be published. My job, as defined by me, is to get good, useful information to RF Cafe visitors.

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