[ Linux Today reader Michael J. Ball writes: ]
“The Open Source Who’s Who has undergone a code and visual
facelift. It’s faster, cleaner, and easier on the eye.
The Open Source Who’s Who is a site where Open Source
contributors can get their due recognition. It is a centralized
database of names and achievements in the Open Source Community. A
reference library of Projects and their Contributors.
Anyone who has contributed to an Open Source project in any way,
is welcome to add their name to the database. We want to pay
tribute to the various positions within the Community, such as
developers, authors, bug fixers, documentors, webmasters, CVS
maintainers, etc…
Get your place in history, submit a record to the Open Source Who’s Who, and let the
world know what you have done to make it a better place.”
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