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Tibz, also known as Thibault, is a French/Vietnamese individual with diverse interests. He is passionate about sports, including being a Paris Basketball season ticket holder. He also enjoys music, pop culture, food, and traveling. In his free time, Tibz plays basketball, skateboards, goes to the cinema, and appreciates a slower European lifestyle.

Nathan Pai Schmitt is an individual with diverse interests, documented on his personal website. He enjoys learning new skills and tracking his experiences. His pursuits include trad and alpine climbing, where he values the challenges and lessons learned in high-risk environments. He also documents his culinary adventures, travels, hikes, and media consumption.

Zinzy Waleson Geene is a diary-keeper, designer, and researcher living and working in Amsterdam. With an academic background in comparative literature and theology, Zinzy has been working in Information Technology for nearly 20 years. Currently a Senior Product Designer for Enterprise SaaS healthcare software, Zinzy is also an advocate for the IndieWeb and the intimate, personal Internet. They are Afropean, queer, and neurodivergent.

Georg Tavonius is a Freelance Software Developer based in Hamburg, Germany. He uses this website to collect and share information he finds interesting on the internet. He posts notes on a knowledge base and blogs occasionally. His projects can be found on his GitHub account. For contact information, he directs visitors to his V-Card website.

Kevin Tracy is the Artist & Owner of Pixel Perfect Solutions, L.L.C. He was born on 1984-02-22 and is located in Indiana, USA. Kevin maintains a personal website, KTracy.com, which he coded by hand. The site includes a webcomic, videos, and news updates on topics such as politics, web development, faith & religion, and personal life. He also has a YouTube channel and a Twitch account. He is interested in unsolved mysteries and has goals he is actively pursuing. He encourages visitors to join his Discord server.

David Nguyen is a software engineer based in Memphis, TN. He uses his personal website to write, share his thoughts, and connect with like-minded people. He describes himself as a nerd with an insatiable appetite for information, which has fueled his career. David enjoys building things from nothing with code and logic, finding the ability to influence real life through software to be magical.

Jason Murray is a technology pioneer, InfoSec Director, and father of two. He works to improve cybersecurity, the Internet, and the lives of those around him. From a young age, he was immersed in the online world, eventually running his own BBS. He is an opensource evangelist, with a focus on Linux and Internet-connected services. Currently, he works for Washington University in St. Louis as the Senior Director of Security Operations and Engineering, leading a team to defend the university from cyber threats. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring the world, backpacking, and volunteering.

Justin Miller is a maker, programmer, photographer, and traveler based in Portland, Oregon, USA. He has a diverse background in tech, working with both software and hardware. His current projects include motion-capture app development, graphics rendering, and embedded systems design. He also enjoys retrocomputing, restoring vintage Volkswagens, and wildlife photography. He was the first mobile developer/strategist at Mapbox and co-founded Voxel.net. Justin was also an early supporter and later board member of the non-profit App Camp for Girls.

Stacy Karyn is the founder of Theatre Trip and the author of The Thespian’s Bucket List. She holds a theatre degree from Hunter College in NYC and a TESOL drama certificate. Stacy has worked and interned with Broadway and Off-Broadway theatres. Specializing in musical theatre repertoire, she created The Thespian’s Bucket List and The Cast Album List to better track theatrical experiences and musical theatre listens. She has explored theatre from many angles, including playing piano and percussion, interning backstage, and leading drama workshops internationally.

Owen is a web developer who enjoys reading and exploring the internet. He uses his blog as a digital garden to store notes and short thoughts. He collects interesting articles and resources, and also records his reading notes. Owen values attention freedom over financial freedom and advocates for a minimalist lifestyle. He can be found on Telegram, Twitter, and Github.

Andy is a creator who develops iPhone apps, writes, takes pictures, and sings songs. He invites visitors to explore his "universe" of creative endeavors, including apps like "Make Me Smile App" and "I Need This Song Right Now App," as well as short stories, songs, and images.

David Schmudde is an artist, college professor, and software engineer who splits his time between Berlin, Germany and Turin, Italy. His research focuses on the structure and transmission of information, the social impact of technology, digital art, and the nature of computation. He established the website "Beyond the Frame" in 2011, which covers strategies for doing, science and technology studies, personal updates, informatics and computer science, the suchness of knowledge, and tools for thinking.

lqb2 & co. supports transformation at all scales. At the individual level, they offer 1-on-1 coaching and storytelling. For organizations, they facilitate organizational development, often intervening at the intersection of white supremacy and toxic patriarchy, and frequently involving communications and narrative strategy. At the network scale, they support ecosystem transformation. They are a trainer with the Rockwood Leadership Institute, a CoCreative Collaborator, a Liberatory Consultant with the Leadership Learning Community, and a Transformative Futures Coach with the Coaching for Healing, Justice, and Liberation coaching school. They hold a Master of City Planning and Bachelor of Science in Planning from MIT’s Department of Urban Studies and Planning, with research focused on food systems and food justice/sovereignty.

Nate McCallister is the founder of EntreResource.com, a blog focused on providing content to help readers advance their lives and internet businesses. He describes himself as a serial entrepreneur, father, and learning junkie. Nate is passionate about all aspects of entrepreneurship and shares his experiences, both successes and failures, openly on his blog. He aims to provide valuable, research-backed information to his readers, documenting his own entrepreneurial journey and insights.

Jeff Brozena is a PhD candidate at Penn State University in the Wellbeing and Health Innovation Lab, advised by Dr. Saeed Abdullah. His research focuses on technical human-computer interaction for serious mental illness, specifically how financial technology can address the financial challenges faced by individuals with bipolar disorder. Jeff's work is supported by the National Science Foundation via the Graduate Research Fellowship Program. Previously, he led the digital transformation of Smiles 4 Keeps Pediatric Dentistry. He is also an advocate for mental health issues and founded Penn State’s Active Minds chapter in 2010.

Phillip Harrington is a Lead Software Engineer and musician with over 25 years of development experience. He is currently working to improve EdTech. Phillip's work blends strategic vision with technical proficiency. He also enjoys drumming, background vocals, songwriting, and arranging. He is currently working on material in two different original bands, providing drumming, input on arrangements, and background vocals.

Travis Miller is the Grumpy Wizard. He writes about tabletop role-playing games, sword-and-sorcery fiction, storytelling, and heavy metal. He lives in a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. He is the author of Hogwater: Village of Secrets, a starting location for a sandbox campaign. He also runs special events and appears on Immortals Inc's YouTube channel.

Mackenzie Morgan is a speaker and programmer who has presented at Code BEAM conferences on topics such as adapting algorithms from imperative to functional programming. Mackenzie is also involved in the Python community, attending PyCon. Mackenzie enjoys traveling and exploring new cultures, including attending the Conexión International Queer Tango Festival in Miami and traveling to Buenos Aires. Mackenzie is also involved with the Quaker community, attending the Friends United Meeting triennial in Kenya.

Ben Tibbetts (born 1989) is a professional pianist and composer working in the Austin, Texas area. He specializes in collaborative performance and high-level improvisation as a piano accompanist. Ben teaches piano and composition lessons at Timbral Music Studios, the Armstrong Community Music School, and Premier Music Academy. He is a regular accompanist for classes at Ballet Austin and a frequent performer for events in the Austin area, including weekly services at the Trinity Church of Austin. Ben is also an active composer, arranger, and audio producer whose work has been featured in films, video games, and broadcast radio performances.