Is Your Paper Published? Celebrating a Successful Publication

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A user announced the acceptance and publication of their paper submitted in September, sharing a link to the publication. The community responded enthusiastically, congratulating the user on this achievement, with multiple members expressing excitement and support. The discussion also included a light-hearted remark about a past experience of another member being published in classified ads, adding a humorous touch to the celebration of academic success.
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Thats fantastic! Is it your first? {pats on the back} Way to go!
 
Congratulations! :cool:
 
Great job man.
 
Nice!




now I just need some filler to get past the minimum post length...
 
Woooooo! Franz! Yeah, baby!
 
That is great! Congratulations!
 
congratulations Franz! :smile:
 
Nice Job!
 
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Congrats Franz!

I was published in the classified ads once.
 

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