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Thank you for all you’ve done for almost 2 decades (wow!), and for the fantastic naturalist community you’ve helped to create as part of that. Truly appreciate your openness and detail in your post.

Big loss for iNat, and worried about their direction after reading your thoughts. Regardless, you made a generation of naturalists with your work and I look forward to seeing what you do next. Regarding geologic maps, what do you think of RockD? rockd.org

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Thank you for your work all these years, and for giving us information on what's been happening behind the scene! The past few years have been full of confusion and uncertainty for me as a user.

iNat has rekindled my love for nature and kept me sane and motivated throughout my biology degree. Thank you for all your work and for co-founding such a great and kind place on the internet! I‘m excited to see your other projects come to life! :)

I often think about the few occasions we met, Ken-ichi. Once in 2008 at an Arachnology meeting at the very start of your launch into iNat and again years later at CAS when we grappled with names and concepts. Your principles were on full display then and I am happy to read that they remain strong.