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AgentPete

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I’m looking to slightly expand our panel of Litopians on Pop-Up Submissions, and would invite anyone who would like to give it a go to get in touch.

I think everyone enjoys taking part. You will need a reasonable internet connection, and a laptop, a desktop PC with camera attached, or one of the larger tablets. For the laptop or the PC, it would be ideal to have a headset microphone to use, because it hugely improves your audio quality.

We go out live at 5pm UK time on Sundays. Drop me a PM if you’d like to give it a whirl!
 
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