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Shane Edwards:
The RichWP Framework is awesome. I have used pretty much all the theme frameworks out there and I find your framework by far the best. The fact that it uses 960gs makes it even better. I no longer have to code my own themes cause RichWP is versatile enough to make it look exactly like I want. Also your support has been excellent.Peter Van Straaten:
Being completely new to wordpress, at first I was struggling a bit with the theme and wordpress in general but I quickly figured it all out… thanks largely to Felix. He prides himself on giving great support and I can confirm his support is top notch... best of all he was extremely fast getting back to me.-
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