Suspension of the information thread, December 24th-January 2nd

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We are taking advantage of this slow period in social news to take a little break. The information thread will be suspended on the night of December 23rd until the morning of Januaery 3rd. The newsroom remains available throughout this period. Season's Greetings from the Planet Labor team.
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