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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott_Rouse" data-source="post: 3594423" data-attributes="member: 51773"><a href="http://www.gleemax.com/articles/announcement003.html" target="_blank">http://www.gleemax.com/articles/announcement003.html</a>heres the list so farSo far the following folks have agreed to join us on this odyssey:    * Jeff Bates, Co-founder, Slashdot - Slashdot is one of the oldest and most influential community sites on the web. They also get a lot of things right, especially in terms of attracting a very smart audience, giving them stuff they want, and making the best content bubble to the top so everyone can enjoy it. Oh by the way, he's played D&D since 1st Edition and Magic since Beta.    * Chris DiBona, Open Source Programs Manager, Google - Chris works on a variety of open source and science related initiatives for Mountain View, Ca based Google, Inc. Previously, Mr. DiBona was a co-founder of (now defunct) Damage Studios, where he concentrated on the creation of a gamma worldesque MMORPG. He brings a ton of knowledge and experience about large scale data transport technology and online community management experience to the board.    * Simon Carless, Publisher, Gamasutra / Game Developer Magazine - As Publisher of those two publications, Simon has been watching the digital gaming space for years. He knows who is developing what games, how, and why; and we'll be taking full advantage of that perspective.    * Anthony Gallela, Executive Director, Gama - The Game Manufacturers Association is the premier trade organization for the hobby games industry. As its leader, this puts Anthony in the perfect position to help us make sure that Gleemax is as good for that industry as we think it can be. His gamer resume goes back to D&D and Avalon Hill gaming since 1977 and includes just about everything since.    * Brian David-Marshall, Owner, Top8Magic - Brian is one of the most effective community builders that Magic has known. He began organizing the first tournaments in New York in 1994, opened a store (Neutral Ground) in 1995, and has been a tournament organizer for assorted trading card games ever since. In addition to his roles as Magicthegathering.com columnist, Pro Tour reporter / commentator, book publisher, and podcaster; Brian seems most proud of his continued role at the center of the New York Magic scene, making sure that people can find each other and then draft.    * Monte Cook, Co-Designer Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Edition - Having worked in the pen and paper RPG industry for almost 20 years, Monte has experience with many facets of our industry including running his own own design studio -- Malhavoc Press - which is what he left Wizards to do in 2001. The D&D community continues to see Monte's blog as a must-read and we're delighted to have him on the Board to serve as a voice of that community.</blockquote>

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