Editor-in-Chief: Adam Jury

The founder of The Shadowrun Supplemental still doesn't remember what he was thinking at the time. Blessed with the super-power of being invisible when turned sideways, he's been able to avoid most of the slings and arrows that come from publishing on the Internet, and still has fun doing it. He's responsible for this website, the PDF version of the magazine, public relations stuff, and general editing.

Assistant Editor: Elissa Carey

Stepping up to the task of Assistant Editor is Elissa Carey, freelance author (Corporate Punishment, Target: Matrix, Year of the Comet, and many more). She's from Deleware ('Or imagine being whisked away to... Delaware. "Hi, I'm in Delaware"'). She's responsible for helping pick out articles and doing the nitty-gritty text editing.

Lifesaver: Pamela Zerbinos

Playing the role of Lifesaver is Pamela Zerbinos. In her free time, she designs websites and spends entirely too much money on new gadgets. Her lifesaving role is that of the final copy editor -- she goes over the magazine page by page when layout is finished [reading every sentence backwards!] to check for typos and miscellaneous editing mistakes involving stray capitalization and em-dashes.

HTML Guy: David Buehrer

David Buehrer became a gamer at the age of 6 when his father taught him how to play chess. Cut his teeth on real gaming when his father taught him how to play Avalon Hill's Battle of the Bulge when he was 8 years old. At 16 he started playing roleplaying games and hasn't looked back since. In 1989 he started playing Shadowrun, and he joined the ShadowRN mailing list in 1995 - and has been a regular fixture there since. David built his first website in 1995, and got a job as a web developer in 2001, until he was laid off in 2004. Now he works as a research analyst who gets to play with Oracle for a living. David is married with one child and lives in Colorado.

Previous HTML Guys have been Peter Millholland and Ray Macey.

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