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March 31, 2024

Looking to subscribe to The Lunduke Journal (or simply contribute to the work)? There are 4 different -- but equally fantastic -- options available.

Ranging from simple subscriptions... to Lifetime options and one-time donations.

1) Grab a Monthly / Yearly Subscription

If you don't already have a subscription to The Lunduke Journal, grabbing one is super easy.

Go to Lunduke.Locals.com/support.
Click "Subscribe" and choose either a "Monthly" or "Annual" option.

You now have full access to the exclusive goodies at The Lunduke Journal: A dozen, DRM-free PDF e-Books, exclusive articles and videos, and full access to The Lunduke Journal community on Locals.

2) Grab a Lifetime Subscription

What if you want to pay once... and never again? You can get access to the entirety of The Lunduke Journal -- for $335. Pay once. No recurring payment necessary.

Go to Lunduke.Locals.com/support.
Click "Give Once".
Enter $335 in the editable field.
Lunduke will then grant you full access. For life.
Never pay another dime. Neat, right?

[ Have some Bitcoin in your wallet? You can also save a few bucks by grabbing a Lifetime Triple Pass with Bitcoin. ]

3) Make a donation to independent Tech Journalism

Want to support The Lunduke Journal -- and keep independent Tech Journalism alive -- but not looking for anything in return? There are two great ways to do it.

A one-time donation via Locals:

Go to Lunduke.Locals.com/support.
Click "Give Once".
Enter any mount you like into the editable field.
Enjoy the warm, fuzzy feelings.

A one-time donation via Bitcoin:

Have some Bitcoin burning a hole in your wallet?

Send Bitcoin (any amount) to the following address:

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If you would like your donation to be anonymous... you're done. But if you want the identity behind your donation to be known, toss an email to: "[email protected]".

Or, alternately, scan the QR code below to send Bitcoin to The Lunduke Journal Bitcoin wallet.

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All amounts of one-time donations are greatly appreciated. Even the smallest donations add up to make a big difference.

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