meme (who are you?)

[cellio]

Stolen shamelessly from half the people on my friends list, it seems:

If I'm on your friends list, how do you know me? (I know that in some cases it's obvious.)

Also, if you feel like it, please give a tiny little blurb about yourself. Tell me where you're from, what you're interested in, a little relevant information like that.

This includes people reading this who don't have LJ accounts; I'm told some of you are out there. :-)

Comments

[jducoeur]

Well, as you mentioned in the comment to msmemory, we've known each other at least since the early days of the Rialto. I can't take credit for creating that, though -- Danulf Donaldson did most of the hard work, with me just kibitzing and dealing with the Rolls Ethereal to help folks find each other. The only time I was really heavily involved in the administration was when we were creating the newsgroups; I was one of the people driving that, along with Kwellend and a few others.

Did we meet on the Rialto? I know that I got to know Dani there (there was a period when he, Arval and I accounted for something like half the volume between us), but I don't actually remember when and where we first got to know each other. Might well have been the Rialto, but I'm not sure...

(I think I actually found you on LJ through chaiya's journal. Or maybe the other way around; I forget.)

Who I am: loudmouth philosopher from Carolingia/East Kingdom/SCA. Technically a dance Laurel, but spending at least as much time on games these days. Hardcore Internet user since 1987, doing it professionally since about 1993, mostly developing various forms of socially-oriented tools. Also active in Freemasonry, LARP, and a bit with SF cons.

[cellio]

Oops, I had the list associations for you and Danulf mixed up. I thought that you started the mailing list and he started the newsgroup; sounds like it was the other way around.

I remember noticing you on the Rialto; whether you noticed me then I couldn't say. I was not as prolific as you, Arval, and Dani, so I was probably easy to miss. :-) But I've been a fan of your writing (and thinking) for a while.