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Stefan VanBuren is a software engineer based in Ipswich, Massachusetts. He can be contacted via the provided link. He is also active on GitHub and sr.ht.

Matt Lee, also known as mattl, has been working with software and the web since 1998. His experience includes Visual Basic, website and application development, and open source software. He worked at the Free Software Foundation for several years and co-founded Libre.fm, a music community site, and the GNU social project. From 2014-2016, he was the Technical Lead at Creative Commons. In 2015, he co-wrote and directed a feature length live action movie, Orang-U: An Ape Goes To College. He worked on the W3C's wpt.fyi as part of the Google Chrome team under contract. From 2018-2024 he worked doing a mixture of system administration, IT, security and working on PCI auditing for a small business in Boston, before switching in 2024 to a new role focused on accessibility. He is currently looking for work in the Boston, MA area or remote in the US.

Chuck Carroll is a network engineer with interests in reading, writing, Jiu-Jitsu, and computers. He maintains a personal website as a hub for his online identity, sharing images, ideas, tutorials, and technical notes. He quit social media and uses his site as a replacement for platforms like Facebook and Instagram. He values simplicity and accessibility in web design, building his site with HTML and CSS.

Shivaprakash Muruganandham (Shiva) is a researcher based in Atlanta, USA. He currently studies fundamental problems in glaciology. Prior to this, he worked as a strategy consultant and markets analyst for satellite and space application firms, focusing on climate, conservation, and development. His previous work involved the application of earth observation and satellite communication technologies across various industries.

Parker Adey teaches math at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus and at various outreach events in the Greater Toronto Area. They maintain a website featuring a blog, notes on various topics, reading recommendations, and teaching materials. The site also includes information about reference letter guidelines for students and a schedule of teaching and office hours.

Jay Dinitto is a senior content designer for PNC Bank, with ten years of experience as a software engineer for the company. He has been involved in web design and development since 2001. Jay is also a writer, focusing on stories about otherworldly wonders. He is the author of "Pale Blue Scratch" and "Bored in the Breakroom." He played guitar for Concrete, The Sparkle Blues, stillquietsilence, and Life In Your Way. He lives in Pittsburgh and started the Radix Fidem forum in December of 2017.

Man Things is a resource for individuals seeking personal growth and practical solutions to everyday challenges. The website offers articles on topics such as business, health & wellness, and money, providing insights and strategies for building a better life. The content emphasizes structured, deliberate processes and informed decision-making, encouraging readers to take action and build resilience.

Ian Emnace is a web developer who enjoys working with React. He has professional experience with Next.js, Vue, Node.js, and MongoDB. Vim is his preferred text editor, and he uses Linux as his main operating system. He enjoys keyboard-driven software and open-source software, and authors his own open-source contributions. Ian studied Applied Physics and enjoys theoretical physics. He can be found on IRC as igemnace on libera.chat.

John Jacobsen is a software engineer and visual artist living in Chicago, Illinois. He studied art and physics at the University of Wisconsin — Madison, receiving his doctorate in physics in 1996. His doctoral work and postdoc focused on the AMANDA neutrino detector and the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. He also worked at CERN. In the 21st century, he has worked as a software engineer and painter, maintaining a regular studio practice since 2015 focusing on figurative art. He traveled to the Geographic South Pole ten times for AMANDA and IceCube.

Nicolas Bermond is the author of "Archipel: Exploration de nouveaux mondes," a book available in PDF, audio, and print formats. He explores themes of open-source culture, decentralization, and the creation of new societies. Bermond is also involved with Bermond International Consulting (BIC), focusing on international business opportunities. His work touches on topics such as climate change, territorial organization, and the role of individuals and communities in shaping the future.

Andrew Thorp is a Software Engineer based in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. He is interested in bicycling, public transportation, lightweight computing, alternative web technologies like Gemini and IPFS, hiking/long-distance backpacking, and photography. He enjoys spending time with his wife, son, and dog. He can be contacted at andrew dot thorp dot dev at gmail dot com.

Keith is an interactive designer and developer based in Kerry, Ireland. He currently works with the Irish social enterprise FoodCloud as a developer on the Foodiverse team, working towards a world where no good food goes to waste. Previously, he spent a decade doing interesting stuff with the IMaR Technology Gateway at the Munster Technological University. In his spare time, he dabbles in arts and event organisation with nonfaction, ClubHeadBangBang, and WildMInd. He previously helped out with Samhlaiocht Chiarrai, Kerry Film Festival, and the Kerry Bicycle Festival. Vool was originally set up in 2009 as a design/development business, but is now mainly a home for his personal projects and ramblings.

Edie, also known as @rarimena or @emotionalmilkshake, is a 21-year-old college student who uses she/they pronouns. She identifies as an INTP-T and Enneagram type 5. Edie enjoys peaches, quirky internet content, her betta fish Zipper, sweet tea, reading (especially poetry and short stories), novelty earrings, and the backstage aspects of musical theater. She creates various things and uses her NeoCities site as a central hub for her work.

Daniel is an educator, writer of songs and stories, and cyclist. He is married to Carissa Byers and is the father of Margot, Lucy, and Milo, and stepfather of Penn. He is also an Indieweb advocate. Daniel maintains a blog with over 3,000 posts dating back to 2001, covering topics such as philosophy, bicycling, music, and the internet.

yourBarnabas.com is a pastor, teacher, and writer. He is regularly engaged in training leaders and coaching church planters and pastors. He and his wife Annie pastor Adoor Vineyard Church and teach at Faith Theological Seminary. He teaches Old Testament, and she teaches Christian Education. He earned a B.A. in Christian Ministry, an M.Div. in Biblical Languages and Christian Education, and a D.Th. in Old Testament. He aims to encourage people to live well and lead well, taking on the role of Barnabas, the "son of encouragement."