Jason Self is the GNU Chief Webmaster from October 2010 onwards.
Pavel is responsible for all the translations of the GNU website, and is a developer of GNUnited Nations, the translation tool used on gnu.org.
Yavor is responsible for all the translations of the GNU website, and is the author of GNUnited Nations, the translation tool used on gnu.org.
John is currently the Executive Director of the Free Software Foundation, where he has worked since early 2003. John was the previous chief webmaster, and worked closely with Matt Lee on the gnu.org redesign work. He helps with design and development work for all FSF web sites, and is also a speaker for the GNU Project.
Founded the GNU Project in 1984. In 1985 he founded the Free Software Foundation, and served as its president until 2019. He is the principal or initial author of GNU Emacs, the GNU C Compiler, the GNU Debugger GDB and parts of other packages.
Has been involved with GNU since rms visited his home in 1986 or so. He co-authored the GNU font utilities, and is currently the volunteer maintainer of Texinfo and Hello, and is co-leading the GNU Evaluation Team, among other infrastructure projects. He also does a number of volunteer tasks relating to TeX distributions, notably a project leader for TeX Live, and co-authored TeX for the Impatient.
Ali Reza Hayati is a hacker, cypherpunk, computer user freedom activist, and free culture advocate.
Amin is a free software activist and a GNU webmaster since early 2016 who wears a few other hats around GNU as well.
Brett joined the GNU webmastering team in late 2019. In addition to free software advocacy, he also champions functional programming, formal mathematics in software design, as well as hygienic and ethical computing practices.
Leader of the GNU Education Team and the GNU Spanish Translation Team.
Rob is a GNU Webmaster, an Associate Member of the FSF since 2003, and a programmer of free software.
rsiddharth's been a GNU Webmaster since 2012. He designed GNU's 30th anniversary celebration section. He designed and maintained the LibrePlanet conference website between 2013 and 2017. He also wrote and currently maintains lpschedule-generator that enables the FSF to write the LibrePlanet conference schedule in Markdown.
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