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-# Foward
-
-My name is Jonah Ascoli, and I'm the owner of Compute.
-Compute is a computer science journal for
-anyone in Lake Braddock to enjoy.
-In this article, I'll talk about the mission of this journal,
-how we'll be operating in the future,
-and how _you_ can participate.
-
-## The Mission
-
-Compute's goal is to serve as an informative journal,
-catered to Lake Braddock students, while allowing journalists to
-express creativity in their articles. By keeping the journal broad,
-encompassing the entirety of computer science,
-there are very few restrictions in what journalists can write about,
-and by extension, what anyone can read about. 
-
-## Operating Schedule
-
-We plan on making editions every month, each with at least
-one article per journalist. 
-This edition will then be destributed across
-Lake Braddock's computer science program, 
-through a Discord server, (more on that later)
-a mailing list,
-and schoology updates,
-giving any CS student a
-chance to read any/all of the articles written. 
-The hope (and long term goal) of this project is to 
-continue operating for years to come,
-making it a staple in Lake Braddock's computer science program.
-
-You may be asking, "I want in! Where do I start?"
-
-## How _You_ Can Participate
-
-The nature of a student-run journal is that, well, 
-it needs students to run it.
-Without journalists, webmaster(s), and organizers, this journal
-would inevitably die off. Furthermore, there's no upper limit on how many
-contributers there can be for a journal - of course quality is more important
-than quantity, but of course:
-
-![Both is good.][assets/both-is-good.gif]
-
-To become a journalist, all you have to do is join the 
-Compute [Discord Server](https://discord.gg/WSaHCnUanJ)!
-From there, there will be detailed instruction,
-and anything you don't understand, I can help you with!
-It would be awesome to get as many people as possible for this journal,
-so it would be hugely appreciated if you want to join.
-
-There's also a Compute club! It only meets once a month for an hour,
-and journalists aren't required to come to the meetings, but if you want,
-you can also come to the club to get started (for more information on the club,
-join the Discord server.)
-
-Anyways, that's what Compute's all about. Since you read the whole article,
-here's a picture of a cute cat:
-
-![Cute Cat][assets/cat.jpeg]
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