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Респект
Андрей Скерлеп (Andrej Skerlep), Энди Алленсон (Andy Allenson), Энди Кэмерон (Andy Cameron), Кристофер Мэй (Christopher May), Дик Паунтейн (Dick Pountain), Джон Армитедж (John Armitage), Джон Бейкер (John Barker), Хелен Барбрук (Helen Barbrook), Джим Маклеллан (Jim McLellan), Джон Баркер (John Barker), Джон Уайвер (John Wyver), Лэнс Стрейт (Lance Strate), Лес Левидоу (Les Levidow), Лютер Блиссет (Luther Blissett), Мейрен Хартман (Maren Hartmann), nettime, Рианнон Паттерсон (Rhiannon Patterson), Ришаб Гхош (Rishab Ghosh), Робин Хамман (Robin Hamman), Ройя Якоби (Roya Jakoby), Саймон Шаффер (Simon Schaffer), Вук Косич (Vuk Cosic), Уорвик Меткалф (Warwick Metcalfe), сотрудники и студенты Центра исследований гипермедиа лондонского Университета Вестминстера.