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Welcome to Pandaemonium. Our intention is to support the WA BSD community and spread the word about BSD.
From Pandaemonium, capital of Hell in Paradise Lost, an epic poem by John Milton: Greek pan (all), Latin daemonium (from Greek daimonion - lesser god, demon). Literally "all demons".
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