Fix conflictkingu-master-patch-90774

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@@ -21,12 +21,16 @@ Meet and become [the people of Remmina](https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/blob/
 If you are not listed and have contributed, add yourself.
 
 Messages from Remminers, our beloved users.
-<blockquote>We are a Swiss based SME. We use Remmina for all our users (thin clients). The clients are updated upon startup from a central server. This way, the end-user doesn't need to hassle with anything but their work. They don't need to connect to a VPN, nor is there need for a special connection (even from an outside network). All that is handled by Remmina (over SSH). The users don't even need a password other than their Windows credentials. It's really maintanance free. As the admin I have great joy using Remmina and have only positive experience using it. The developpers react to requests quickly. Keep up the good work and thanks for the awesome product.</blockquote>
-(Daniel Bolter - Switzerland)
 
-<blockquote>Remmina gives me a stable, advanced, easy-to-use and easy-to-update RDP client. It’s an essential component of using a Linux desktop in my consulting business, where I often need to access Windows servers. So I love using Remmina twice: The first time because it’s a great app, the second time because it makes the Linux desktop viable for me, and I love using Linux. This is why it’s one of the applications I support with a small monthly donation. Tim Richardson, GrowthPath (www.growthpath.com.au)</blockquote>
+<blockquote>Remmina gives me a stable, advanced, easy-to-use and easy-to-update RDP client. It’s an essential component of using a Linux desktop in my consulting business, where I often need to access Windows servers. So I love using Remmina twice: The first time because it’s a great app, the second time because it makes the Linux desktop viable for me, and I love using Linux. This is why it’s one of the applications I support with a small monthly donation. Tim Richardson, <a href="https://www.growthpath.com.au"><strong>GrowthPath</strong></a></blockquote>
 ([Tim Richardson  - GrowthPath founder](https://www.growthpath.com.au/people/growthpath-team-2))
 
+<blockquote><a href="https://techstat.net"><strong>Technology review blog</strong></a> Techstat.net supports open-source software, and uses Remmina daily!</blockquote>
+(Victor Halili - Owner *[Technology review blog](https://techstat.net)*)
+
+<blockquote>We are a Swiss based SME. We use Remmina for all our users (thin clients). The clients are updated upon startup from a central server. This way, the end-user doesn't need to hassle with anything but their work. They don't need to connect to a VPN, nor is there need for a special connection (even from an outside network). All that is handled by Remmina (over SSH). The users don't even need a password other than their Windows credentials. It's really maintanance free. As the admin I have great joy using Remmina and have only positive experience using it. The developpers react to requests quickly. Keep up the good work and thanks for the awesome product.</blockquote>
+(Daniel Bolter - Switzerland)
+
 <blockquote>For a Remote Desktop application at North Kinangop Hospital in Kenya we were looking for a RDP client to be installed on 10 Raspberry Pi 2 computers, equipped with Xubuntu. Remmina was the best solution for efficiency, reliability, look-and-feel. Kenyan people are very happy about Remmina, and they prefer it to the classic RDP connection for Windows, that is used on about 35 clients.</blockquote>
 (Massimo Montelatici - Volunteer IT Consultant @[North Kinangop Hospital](https://www.northkinangop.com/index.php/en/))
 
@@ -47,4 +51,4 @@ The occasion is because you though of it, recognized what you use, how you use a
 </blockquote>
 (Rafael Wolf owner of [EITS, LLC, dba Express IT Solutions](https://eitsonline.com)  - Kalamazoo, MI 49048 - USA)
 
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