Shani, charlie and ceara feedbck letter
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The document is a letter from Copyright Heroes thanking Shani, Ceara and Charlie for their presentation on addressing the problem of digital piracy. The letter notes that the presentation showed a good understanding of the task and interesting ideas. It also praised the teamwork and comments on their survey results. The letter looks forward to seeing how the group further develops their ideas and takes on the feedback to improve their campaign against digital piracy that will be presented in December.
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