Here are some of the people in the Freeciv team: Original authors: (they are no longer involved, please don't mail them!) Allan Ove Kjeldbjerg - allan@daimi.aau.dk Claus Leth Gregersen - leth@daimi.aau.dk Peter Joachim Unold - pjunold@daimi.aau.dk Present administrator: Mitch Davis - mjd@alphalink.com.au Primary coders for 1.6 and 1.7: John Stonebraker (AI) Trent Piepho (Core) David Pfitzner (Patches) Cedric Tefft Reinier Post Kris Bubendorfer Peter Schaefer Falk Hueffner (Autoconfig) Greg Wooledge Carl Bartels Sverker Wiberg Alexander Mai (OS/2 patches) Per I Mathisen (GTK+ port) James Blackwell (Docs, co-admin) ... and others. Tell me if I missed your name. Website hosting: Tracy Reed (What a guy - thanks Tracy!) Here is a list of people who have helped us in the past: Erik Vasaasen: the 'cause civilization should be free' subtitle. Peter Mains: for tons of criticism and playtesting, and the metaserver module Rene Schalburg: the startup scripts and tons of playtesting. Robert H. Forsman Jr: the canvas widget(part of FWF). Sid Meier: for slight inspiration ;) Warwick Allison: for fixing many spelling mistakes and bugs Massimo Campostrini: for patch concerning city names and diplomat action messages. And a patch fixing bug concerning missing gameinfo. Stephan Boettcher: for patch concerning transporter code Matthias Gessl: for fix to function flood_it in mapgen.c Thomas Kraube: made RPM's for Linux and Sparc Brian Thomas: made "the 1300 scenario" Troels Valsted Hansen: Amiga version of FreeCiv Peter Skov: Included a help function in the "change button of the citydialog" and several other dialogboxes. Also made a patch to save "server settings" Peter Meerwald: OS/2 version of FreeCiv (XFree86) Michael Hohensee: Draw new units. (Cruise missile, freight, battleship, partisans, explorer, archer) and wrote a very nice HOWTOPLAY document. Rajala Ilkka: Patch concerning Partisan bug when reloading a saved game. Richard Braakman: Fixed bug related to detecting savefile error. Jan Echternach: Fixed bug related to workers replacement. And the rest of the DAIMI boys for playtesting and criticising. There's no question that when it comes to hardcore gamers, they are second to none.