Wow, looks like it’s going to be a great resource!
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Thanks so much for this, G.T.L.Rev. - awesome work and best of luck with the site! 
Wow, this looks like it will be an increible resource. Thank you.
And my opinion on the question of whether to sticky or not: I say to not sticky. I think the average person is more likely to ignore a stickied thread. Plus, I assume there is going to be enough action on this page that it will stay on the first page of Legal Employment, which really removes the need to sticky.
Yes, but G.T.L. might want to bless his resume with a TLS sticky before he pushes for a SCOTUS clerkship.
Seriously, you should monetize this. You deserve it.
This looks amazing. Thank you!
Also (and this isn’t a criticism at all if this doesn’t exist on the site!) is there a way to tell which of the clerks hired were alumni and which were graduating students? I’m just discovering that a lot of judges only hire alumni (or primarily alumni) so it’d be good to know which ones do that.
You, sir, are a scholar and a gentleman of the highest order.
wow this is exactly what was looking for. You are amazing!
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Shut up and take my money.
Phenomenal resource, great work.
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Thank you! I appreciate this very much. My externship employer and teachers do not appreciate it, however, because I will be reading this at work and in school.
In fact, I am in class right now, so I haven’t had ample time to check that you don’t arleady know about this site, but I recently found --LinkRemoved-- to be a helpful if somewhat out-of-date site for finding some more numbers.
I know federal stuff is your wheelhouse, but if you come across anything state-related, that would be pretty awesome.