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Hi , There are some new messages in the forums you are subscribed to: Forum: [PhilPapers News]( Author: [David Bourget]( (University of Western Ontario) [A new look for PhilPapers]( We are pleased to announce the launch of a new look for PhilPapers. We have a new logo and a new design to go with it. The new design is more functional and more mobile-friendly. Our new logo is the winning submission to last year's PhilPapers logo design contest. The winners are Andrea Andrews and Meghan Driscoll from Florida (a link to their web pages has been added to the footer of the site for those who might be interested in working ... Click [here]( to view the forums you are subscribed to and/or unsubscribe. Click [here]( to adjust the frequency of these notices or turn them off.

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