Credits

Special thanks to:

For contributing reviews directly:

Ian Ainslie
Rowland Atkinson
Auraphage
Stephen Fruitman
No@h Jurcin
Sven Koessler
Maximilien Lincourt
Ian Malbon
Paul Milligan
Eddie O'Hanlon
Wolfgang Röttger
Arjan de Ruyter
Roy SeGuine

For contributing his (massive) archive of reviews:

Alan Singh

For scanning and providing the artwork images:

Ian Malbon
Roy SeGuine
stm
Ralf Stahlberg
Sven Koessler

For supplying tracklistings:

Graham Banting
Marcus Beckmann
Brian Behlendorf
Mike Bennett
Steve Bond
Kostadin Brandisky
Dave Brunelle
Evan Buckroyd
Gerry Clarke
Dr. Fungus
Gary Hendershot
No@h Jurcin
Shawn Ledbetter
Link
Brad McKibben
R Oswalt
Duane Ott
Prince of Space
Riccardo
Tim Wright (last, but certainly not least)

For other, miscellaneous reasons:

Peter Kuhlmann (duh)
CUE (faxlabel's delegate on the internet, etc.)
Will-E and Andre (fellow faxlabel webmaster-advocates)
Mike Brown (help with hyperreal review archive)
Tim and Andrew (both from s6--for infrastructure and technical insight)
Bryan and WillN (both for rocking hot CoLo action)
monkey.org (for providing the original hosting location, and for continuing to host the 2350.org mail services)

We can't possibly have remembered everyone, so if you feel you should be on this list, but aren't, please accept our apologies, and let us know!

About your hosts

Stewart is an extinct amphibian. He has written several articles for Cat Fancy magazine about subharmonic distortion. He has singlehandedly hindered the industrial development of several small European nations. His hobbies include backgammon, narcolepsy, and soup.
He is the right brain of 2350.org.

Warren is a time-traveling 1920's oil baron and railroad tycoon. He is an Aquarius, except during heavy sunspot activity, when he becomes a Leo. He is a big fan of the ambient rock sextet 'Hoo Hecker.' His interests include mice, sundials, and copyright infringement.
He is the left brain of 2350.org.

[L to R: Warren, Stewart]
(photo by AJ, July 2000)

Technology

The machinery of 2350.org was written in PHP and hosted through the Apache web server (both open-source), all running on Mac OS X Server. All discographical information (not including tracklistings) was contained in an open-source product, the MySQL database.

These days, however, the site is served up statically -- we had a disk crash and no recent backup of the database. Ah well. Life goes on. A new version is in the works, anyway.

Furthermore, if you are curious about this sort of thing, this entire site is HTML 4.01 Strict compliant, as well as CSS compliant. Stewart and Warren love complying with specifications--even more than they love FAX.