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If you ever wanted to write or get involved with CAD Clues, now you have your chance.  We are looking for a few good men and women to help us out.

Requirements

  • A passion for the CAD and Engineering community
  • A passion to share your ideas to the public
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What do I get for helping?

As you know we are a free information website.  We do not charge a cent for sharing our ideas or post, but this is a great way to get experience and your name out into the community.  This is also a great opportunity to get on the ground level of this website without investing any money.

How do I get started?

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