ActiveState's founder — a close friend of the P2P era, connected to half its cast
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Founder and CEO of ActiveState in Vancouver, and by Jonathan Hare's account a close friend from the P2P-conference days — connected across the network to David Stutz, Neal Stephenson, and Adeo Ressi, and present at the 2004 PC Forum dinner where the Stephenson meeting happened. The contact-manager artifact survives in the archive in the established medium, note field intact: 'knows David Stutz, Neal Stephenson' (S-119).
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The Microsoft architect who championed Consilient — then told Microsoft the network had already won
Open →knows‘Useless for business, but he's one of my favorite authors’ — met at PC Forum 2004, documented in dated email
Open →speaker at, per Hare's accountWestin St. Francis, February 2001 — Consilient on the sponsor bill of the first P2P conference
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