Over the years there have been many fine people who have contributed to this
project or influenced its shaping in one way or another.

This list gives their names in alphabetical order (using a Western European
codepage):

        Ahammer, Andreas
        Augustin, Walter
        Barmwater, Gil
        Beck, Andreas
        Burger, Martin
        Cowlishaw, Mike F.
        Davis, Chip
        Dujis, Erik
        Edlinger, Andreas
        Egli, Rätus
        Faucher, Jean-Louis
        Flatscher, Alice R.
        Flatscher, Daniel A.
        Flatscher, Michael B.
        Fosdick, Howard
        Frysak, Josef
        Gmeiner, Michael
        Gundacker, Dominik
        Görlich, Gerhard
        Große-Coosmann, Florian
        Hahnekamp, Rainer
        Heinisch, Florian
        Hesse, Jürgen
        Hessling, Mark
        Hinz, Michael
        Hoisl, Bernhard
        Jansen, René
        Kalender, Peter
        Kauril, Michael
        Keßler, Matthias
        Lex, Michael
        Märker, Kurt
        Marks, Brian
        Matthiesen, Faber
        McGuire, Rick
        Miesfeld, Mark
        Moldaschl, Markus
        Müller, Franz
        Nash, Simon
        Paar, Manuel
        Pachl, Walter
        Peedin, Lee
        Pezerovic, Edin
        Prem, Matthias
        Ratliff, Matt
        Realfsen, Åsmund
        Requena, David
        Richard, Pierre G.
        Ruggles, David
        Sauer, Ralph
        Schmid, Stefan
        Scholz, Nicole
        Small, John
        Sonnemans, Freddy
        Spanberger, David
        Specht, Tobias
        Stöhr, Dennis R.
        Taylor, Pam
        Turner, Bill
        Waglechner, Christoph
        Wiegel, Kees
        Wilson, Gray (artwork: graphics, icons)
        Woehr, Jack
        Wolfers, Jon (Sahananda)


Rony G. Flatscher
2011-06-08, Wien/Vienna, Austria

P.S.: Due to the many people who have had an influence over time I may have
      overlooked the one or the other while preparing this credit list. In such a
      case please accept my apologies and please drop me a note.

