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Sep 26, 2015 at 20:39
The Rust website is already good, but there's a slew of improvements on the way:
Rusty Web Improvement Bureau
Rusty Web Improvement Bureau
Rusty Web Improvement Bureau 8 simple missions to improve the Rust web presence. Should you choose to accept them. The Rust Project is assembling an elite team of hackers to execute a number of vital missions for the betterment of The Rust Website. It will be dangerous. You'll be deep in enemy territory. But if you return alive you will be a hero, your name praised and your tales recounted from Rustonia to the Galvanic Sea! Sign up below for daring and adventure. Wut? This is a project to bet...

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