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Undo 24336064 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed best_analysis_id to 13947724 by The Ohloh Hamster about 11 hours ago
Undo 24232037 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed best_analysis_id to 13848242 by The Ohloh Hamster 10 May 2013
Undo 24176464 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed best_analysis_id to 13794882 by The Ohloh Hamster 06 May 2013
Undo 24124144 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed best_analysis_id to 13744438 by The Ohloh Hamster 30 Apr 2013
Undo 24002739 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed best_analysis_id to 13628306 by The Ohloh Hamster 19 Apr 2013
Undo 23467366 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed best_analysis_id to 13170826 by The Ohloh Hamster 19 Mar 2013
Undo 18906397 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed link 564513's link_category_id to be 'Download' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 18385532 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed link 43613's link_category_id to be 'Homepage' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 18324291 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed link 564513's url to be 'http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-publication-archive/' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012
Undo 17803426 - Project 'WP Publication Archive': Changed link 43613's url to be 'http://www.jumping-duck.com/wordpress/' by The Ohloh Hamster 10 Jul 2012

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