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  • 07:26, 23 August 2022 Gedankenstuecke talk contribs deleted page Self-Tracking As Artistic Practice (Author request: content was: "{{ Project Infobox |Self researchers= Jacek Smolicki |Related tools= Garmin GPS |Related topics= Media, Social interactions, Location tracking, Surrounding people, sounds, objects }} {{ Show and Tell Infobox |Featured image= frameless|250px |Date= 2015/06/18 |Event name= 2015 QS Global Conferenc...", and the only contributor was "ShowTellImportBot" ([[User talk:ShowTe...)

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