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                     <p>Should you have more complex needs (for example if you want to prevent a couple from being paired together, or want to prevent someone to be paired with someone else they don't know), just append <code>!&lt;name&gt;</code> after a guest name, and he will never be paired with <code>&lt;name&gt;</code> (check on the right for an example).</p>
                     <h2>Where does this tool come from?</h2>
                     <p>I just wanted to make a Secret Santa over Facebook without giving up my guests email addresses to do so (so nothing that requires a backend). I also wanted to ignore who was paired with me, so I had to find a way to obfuscate it. And since I'm a developer, well, I just thought "Let's AES it, for fun and profits!". Classic.</p>
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