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A - C D - F G - H I - K L - M N - R S - T U - Z Bo Leuf is these days mostly a freelance writer and author of computer books. Other hard-to-break computer related habits are Web journaling, Webhosting and Wiki Cluster management, mentoring, consultancy work, programming, translating and technical writing, and methodology development. While writing the book The Wiki Way, and thus getting to know Ward Cunningham and the essense of Wikiness in greater detail, Bo Leuf came to see this simple tool as one grassroots mechanism for spreading Open Source and Open Content philosophy by simply instilling a pervasive practical attitude of "yes, this is how it should work" in users. Bibliography Outlook 2000 in a Nutshell: A Power User's Quick Reference, by Tom Syroid and Bo Leuf, O'Reilly and Associates, May 2000, ISBN:1-56592-704-4 The Wiki Way: Quick Collaboration on the Web, by Bo Leuf and Ward Cunningham, Addison-Wesley Longman, April 2001, ISBN 0-201-71499-X Several other projects are in progress with probable publication in 2002. Andreas Lange Gründer DiGA e.V. - The Digital Game Archive, Direktor des Computerspiele Museums, Berlin Maurizio Lazzarato Dawn M. Leach Marc Lehmann Andreas Lehner Matthias Leistner Raphael Leiteritz Ronaldo Lemos Director, Center for Technology & Society (CTS) at the Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) Law School & Project Lead Creative Commons Brazil, Rio de Janeiro Lawrence Lessig Stanford Law School, Stanford, CA & Founder of Creative Commons Pawel Leszek Editor in Chief, Linux Magazine Poland Bo Leuf Shu-Kun Lin President of Molecular Diversity Preservation International (MDPI.org), Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Open Access Journal "Molecules", Basel Bennett Lincoff Attorney at Law, former Director of Legal Affairs for New Media at ASCAP, New York Michael Linton Looza tokyo dawn records, Berlin Timothy Lord James Love Director Consumer Project on Technology (CPTech), Center for Study of Responsive Law (CSRL), Washington, DC Henry Lowood Curator for History of Science & Technology, Stanford University Libraries Sebastian Lütgert textz.com / Project Gnutenberg, Berlin Tilman Lueder Head of Unit Copyright and Knowledge-based Economy, DG Internal Market, European Commission, Brussels Geidy Lung Bernd Lutterbeck Thomas Macho Roman Maczkowsky Slobodan Markovic Centre for Internet Development & Internodium, Belgrade Veni Markovski Chairman of the Board, Internet Society Bulgaria (ISOC) & Bulgarian country coordinator for the Global Internet Policy Initiative (GIPI), Sofia Marcell Mars Multimedia Institute, Zagreb Malcolm J. Matson Founder COLT telecom, Founder and Executive Director OPLAN Foundation (Open Public Local Access Networks), Director of OpenPlanet Ltd, London Kembrew McLeod Tomislav Medak Creative Commons Croatia & Multimedia Institute, Zagreb Armin Medosch author & (wireless) networker, London Angelika Meier Stefan Meretz Stefan Merten Samyeer Metrani General Manager, Mobile Computing Products, Encore Software Limited, in charge of software for the Simputer, Bangalore Axel Metzger Herbert A. Meyer Harald Milz Erik Möller Journalist, Wikipedia-Autor und -Entwickler, Berlin Eben Moglen Professor of Law & Legal History, Columbia Law School, General Counsel & Board Member, Free Software Foundation, New York Richard K. Moore Andy Müller-Maguhn

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