Bryan McRoberts - Revision history

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=Introduction=
Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of [[Benevolent Dictator]]. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.

=Contact Details=
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! align="left"|Timezone
| GMT+6
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! align="left"|Email
| merton_monkATyahooDOTcom
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! align="left"|AIM ID
| CMPMerton
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! align="left"|MSN ID
| merton_monkATyahooDOTcom
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! align="left"|Yahoo Chat ID
| merton_monk
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! align="left"|ICQ
| -
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! align="left"|Jabber
| -
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! align="left"|IRC
| merton_monk
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! align="left"|Google Talk
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=Other Tasks=
* Administrate - Help make any 'Big' decisions that affect fundamental aspects of PCGen
* Code - Help out with coding (or answering questions about why older portions of code were done the way they were)

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-Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of [[Explanation_of_Teams#Benevolent Dictator|Benevolent Dictator]. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.
+Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of [[Explanation_of_Teams#Benevolent Dictator|Benevolent Dictator]]. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.
 =Contact Details=

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-Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of Benevolent Dictator. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.
+Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of [[Explanation_of_Teams#Benevolent Dictator|Benevolent Dictator]. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.
 =Contact Details=

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-Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of [[Benevolent Dictator]]. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.
+Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of Benevolent Dictator. PCGen began as a way to learn Java starting in October of 2000, and there were typically 2 or 3 releases a day! The feature requests and bug reports came in so fast, that I agreed to take the project to Sourceforge in April 2001 so others could help more directly with all that needed to be done. Since spawning off a company, [http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com Code Monkey Publishing] (notice a monkey theme?), my involvement in PCGen itself is fairly limited - I'm quite happy to let the BoD do whatever it thinks it needs to do. I still contribute code from time to time, and I think that PCGen will continue to reach new heights because of the great people that are putting so much wonderful effort into it.
 =Contact Details=

Bryan McRoberts - Revision history

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Maredudd: New page: {| align="right" | __TOC__ |} =Introduction= Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of Benevolent Dictator. PCGen began as a way to learn Java star...

Maredudd: New page: {| align="right" | TOC |} =Introduction= Bryan McRoberts is the original author of PCGen and retains the title of Benevolent Dictator. PCGen began as a way to learn Java star...