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We gratefully acknowledge all those who reviewed or helped develop the
badging criteria and/or the software to implement it.
That includes everyone who provided comments via the mailing list,
issue tracker, or via pull requests.
Alphabetically by family (last) name, contributors include:
Wang Anyu
Mark Atwood
Tod Beardsley
Doug Birdwell
Alton(ius) Blom
Hanno Böck
enos-dandrea
Jason Dossett *
David Drysdale
Karl Fogel
Alex Jordan (strugee)
Sam Khakimov
Greg Kroah-Hartman
Dan Kohn *
Yannick Moy
Charles Neill (cneill)
Mark Rader
Emily Ratliff
Tom Ritter
Nicko van Someren
Daniel Stenberg (curl)
Marcus Streets *
Trevor Vaughan
Dale Visser
Kevin W. Wall
Florian Weimer
David A. Wheeler *
(Apologies in advance for anyone we've accidentally omitted.)
Those marked with a "*" have all the necessary rights to
create and close issues, accept proposed changes,
and release versions of software, as well administrate the production system.
This is enough to meet the "access_continuity" criterion.
We currently don't have any security vulnerabilities that have been
found externally by others. If someone *has* done so, and would like to
be credited, we will gladly do so! If we've accidentally forgotten to give
you credit, our apologies; please let us know so we can quickly fix that.
We *want* people to report any vulnerabilities our system has, so that
we can quickly fix them. Please see our information on
[how_to_report_vulnerabilities](CONTRIBUTING.md#how_to_report_vulnerabilities).
Karl Fogel not only provided us helpful inputs, but his book
"Producing Open Secure Software" <http://producingoss.com/>
was an important basis for identifying many project best practices - thank you!