{"id":331,"date":"2006-06-22T06:01:53","date_gmt":"2006-06-22T13:01:53","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.gubatron.com\/blog\/?p=331"},"modified":"2006-06-22T06:01:53","modified_gmt":"2006-06-22T13:01:53","slug":"limewire-412-released-and-they-moved-my-name-further-down-on-the-credits","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.gubatron.com\/blog\/limewire-412-released-and-they-moved-my-name-further-down-on-the-credits\/","title":{"rendered":"LimeWire 4.12 Released! (And they moved my name further down on the credits)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Here’s the release post on the LimeWire Blog<\/a><\/p>\n

Check out the credits of the software, I used to be on the Web Dev Team, my props to Andrew Fischler and best of luck to Dave Yeu, it’s great to be a web dev for such an exciting site, I’m sure you’ll learn a lot.<\/p>\n

I’m thankful they kept me on the credits. Hi to Meghan Formel and Karl Magdsick who also moved on to other exciting projects, the best to you too.<\/p>\n

Inspired by LimeWire’s owner, Mark Gorton, the LimeWire project is a collaborative open source effort involving programmers and researchers from all over the world. The collaborative nature of Gnutella is also reflected in the Gnutella Developers Forum (GDF), of which LimeWire is a participant. The members of the GDF work in the trenches every day to make Gnutella a truly innovative collection of protocols that is constantly improving — a testament to the power of open protocols and open standards. <\/p>\n

LimeWire is also, of course, the result of the countless hours of work by LimeWire’s developers:
\nGreg Bildson
\nSam Berlin
\nZlatin Balevsky
\nRoger Kapsi
\nMark Kornfilt
\nAkshay Kumar
\nKevin Faaborg
\nJustin Schmidt
\nTim Olsen
\nFelix Berger
\n<\/strong>
\nBehind the scenes business strategy and day-to-day affairs are handled by LimeWire’s business developers:
\nKatie Catillaz
\nRachel Sterne<\/strong>
\nJesse Rubenfeld<\/p>\n

The LimeWire web site and LimeWire graphic design are the hard work of LimeWire’s web team:
\nAndrew Fischler Jr.
\n<\/strong>Dave Yeu<\/p>\n

LimeWire PRO questions are dutifully answered by LimeWire technical support:
\nZenzele Bell
\nKirk Kahn<\/strong>
\nChristine Cioffari<\/p>\n

In addition, the following individuals have worked on the LimeWire team in the past but have since moved on to other projects:
\n<\/strong>Aubrey Arago
\nSusheel Daswani
\nAdam Fisk
\nMeghan Formel<\/strong>
\nTarun Kapoor
\nAngel Leon<\/strong> (Me me me me!)
\nKarl Magdsick<\/strong>
\nYusuke Naito
\nDave Nicponski
\nChristine Nicponski
\nChristopher Rohrs
\nAnurag Singla
\nRobert Soule
\nSumeet Thadani
\nRon Vogl<\/p>\n

LimeWire open source contributors have provided significant code and many bug fixes, ideas, research, etc. to the project as well. Those listed below have either written code that is distributed with every version of LimeWire, have identified serious bugs in the code, or both:
\nRichie Bielak
\nJerry Charumilind
\nMarvin Chase
\nRobert Collins
\nKenneth Corbin
\nDavid Graff
\nAndy Hedges
\nMichael Hirsch
\nJens-Uwe Mager
\nGordon Mohr
\nChance Moore
\nRick T. Piazza
\nEugene Romanenko
\nGregorio Roper
\nWilliam Rucklidge
\nPhil Schalm
\nEric Seidel
\nPhilippe Verdy
\nStephan Weber
\nJason Winzenried<\/p>\n

LimeWire would also like to thank the many contributors to the internationalization project, both for the application itself and for the LimeWire web site. Several colleagues in the Gnutella community merit special thanks. These include:
\nVincent Falco — Free Peers, Inc.
\nGordon Mohr — Bitzi, Inc.
\nJohn Marshall — Gnucleus
\nJason Thomas — Swapper
\nBrander Lien — ToadNode
\nAngelo Sotira — www.gnutella.com
\nMarc Molinaro — www.gnutelliums.com
\nSimon Bellwood — www.gnutella.co.uk
\nSerguei Osokine
\nJustin Chapweske
\nMike Green
\nRaphael Manfredi
\nTor Klingberg
\nMickael Prinkey
\nSean Ediger
\nKath Whittle
\nFinally, LimeWire would like to extend its sincere thanks to these developers, users, and all others who have contributed their ideas to the project. Without LimeWire users, the LimeWire network would not exist.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Hey Ian, you know what this means right?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Here’s the release post on the LimeWire Blog Check out the credits of the software, I used to be on the Web Dev Team, my props to Andrew Fischler and best of luck to Dave Yeu, it’s great to be a web dev for such an exciting site, I’m sure you’ll learn a lot. 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