| webado (Christina) - www.webado.com Christina passionately pursues life and helping her family, her friends, and all of the webmaster community (recently hitting 10K posts!). For lending a hand to one thousand webmasters or two, thankfully there's webado! :) |
| cass-hacks (Craig) - cass-hacks.com Although most think him from some other world, he tries to be as down to earth as possible when giving help to others. |
| Aaron Pratt - www.ne-design.net I have been interested in web mastering for my own purposes since 2003 because I make "rain barrels" and sell them. When you make changes to a website Google Webmaster Groups is the best place to go for emotional and technical support, though today I mainly visit to help out other webmasters. |
| Robbo (Vince) - www.tesol-direct.com Vince taught in school, college and university education in the UK, Thailand and Zambia. Originally teaching English as a second language, he switched to teaching computer programming and ICT in the 1980s and started doing website development in the 1990s. He now works freelance at a leisurely pace. |
| dockarl (Matt James) - www.utheguru.com I'm a scientist and computer and communications engineer from Australia, and like many of us I enjoy all things Googley. I'm a self taught webmaster and enjoy sharing any knowledge and experience that I have that may help other folks build successful websites. |
| MrGamma (James) - www.sitebyjames.com Website software developer... highly opinionated... |
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Phil Payne -
www.isham-research.co.uk Got into IT by accident in 1969. IBM Assembler whiz, then into marketing in the PCM business (IBM-compatible mainframes) and dragged all over the world. Then an IT Industry Analyst. Web sites combine technical programming and marketing concepts. "Isham Research" is named after the village I lived in at the time. |
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abracadabra (Tim) An optimist with a thirst for knowledge, who loves a good challenge and has a driven desire to help others. Employed Computer professional since 1981 and an all time technology enthusiast who also designed and built a working "Star Trek communicator" at age 12. |
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Cristina -
www.asymptoticdesign.com Continuously setting the benchmark for technical expertise and kindness, Cristina's a gem to the webmaster community. Keep an eye out for her helpful advice; there's a ton to learn from this web developer. |
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JLH (John Honeck) -
www.jlh-design.com I frequent the Google Webmaster Help Group because it is THE only official forum where Google employees speaking officially for Google interact with and answer questions for everyday webmasters. I just hope to help augment that process with a little of the knowledge I've picked up along the way, the majority of which has come from this very forum. |
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IceGiant (Sasch) -
www.icegiant.co.uk Although I don't quite qualify for the title 'Web Fossil', I have been part of the internet since the early days in 1994 whilst working as a techie in the UK. As a technical writer and internet consultant, I have lived in Cyprus since 2005. |
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seo101 Seo101 is quick to post and always straight to the point. |
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Sebastian -
sebastians-pamphlets.com Quick witted and technically sound. |
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