Core Contributors
Mike Hostetler
Location: Denver, Colorado Company : http://amountaintop.com Age: 26 IRC / Qcubed nickname : MikeHostetler Mail : mike <at> amountaintop <dot> <com>
Marcos Sánchez aka marcosdsanchez
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Company : http://thinkclear.com.ar Age: 25 IRC / Qcubed nickname : marcosdsanchez Mail : marcosdsanchez <at> thinkclear <dot> <com> <dot> < ar > IM (MSN) : same as my email
Ryan Peters aka VexedPanda
Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Company : http://www.icomproductions.ca Age: 28 IRC / Qcubed nickname : VexedPanda
Alex Weinstein aka alex94040
Location: Seattle, Washington, USA Company: http://www.cocktailbuilder.com Age: 25 IRC / Qcubed nickname : alex94040 Mail: alex94040 [at] yahoo [dot] com
Kristof Meirlaen aka kmeirlaen
Location: Belgium Company: http://www.kri-soft.be Age: 35 IRC / Qcubed nickname: kmeirlaen Mail: kristof[at] kri-soft[dot] be
Jon Kirkpatrick aka basilieus
Location: Tucson, AZ, USA Age: 23 IRC / Qcubed nickname : basilieus Mail: basilieus [at] gmail [dot] com
holmrodd: Rodney, http://qcu.be/content/holmrodd-profile
Rob Kotenko
Location: Washington DC, USA Age: 29 IRC / Qcubed nickname: RKotenko, sometimes rkotenko if I feel a little low. Mail: robkotenko[at] gmail[dot] com
Eduardo Garcia aka enzo
Location: San Jose, Costa Rica Company : http://www.anexusit.com Age: 32 IRC / Qcubed nickname : enzo Mail : enzo <at> anexusit <dot> <com>
Scott Carroll aka Scottux
Location: Charlotte, NC USA
Company : piranhaMethod
Age: 28
IRC / Qcubed nickname : scottux
Roles
Marcos Sánchez - Trac administration
Mike Hostetler - SVN administration
Mike Hostetler - qcu.be server administration (Backups, Security Updates, Access)
Mike Hostetler - Quality Assurance
Rob Kotenko - API Documentation
enzo - Drupal Theme/Administration
Branch ownership:
alex94040 - 1.0.0 branch
Mike Hostetler - 1.1.0 branch
It is very important that QCubed be a community driven project. The load for running the project needs to be shared among many.
It would be nice to have two main contacts for each area that are responsible for guiding and delegating in that area. Using two for each area increases the likelihood that someone will be available to help quickly and also helps to spread the load.
