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The following inviduals and corporations, listed in no particular order, have helped in one way or another to make this site what it is today.
Alexander Ranaldi (owner/programmer/administrator)
That's me! :-) I'm the owner and administrator of Digital Expressions. If you want to know more about me, please read my diary.
Jeremy Parker (co-owner/developer/administrator)
Jeremy is responsible for keeping the site running, upgrading server software, fixing those annoying little bugs and developing new features for DE. Check out his diary here. Jeremy also maintains our ledger which lets everyone know how to donate
to DE, and how DE is doing financially.
Avery Kristin Stanert (graphic designer)
Originally from Maryland, Avery is now an illustration major at RIT. Her artistic abilities have proven to be valuable to Digital Expressions. Look for more great graphics by her in the future. Also, check out her diary!
Circle Graphics & Design, Inc. (flash graphics)
Circle did and still does most of the artwork for Digital Expressions, including the Flash found on the site. Be sure to visit their website. I can't say enough about Circle, they were very patient and excellent to work with and are clearly the most talented designers and artists I have ever encountered. Please visit their website!
Patrick Domack (programming/servers)
Programming new features, adding more security, getting mad at the resources it uses, and try to optimize. I'm just a general programming and hardware nut that attempts to make sure DE doesn't take over the servers too badly.
The following sites provide us our internet connectivity, without whom DE would not exist.
Lynq Networks (server colocation)Lynq Networks is a non-profit group of people who are generous enough to provide DE with our primary internet connectivity. Lynq Networks provide us a massively peered connection, homed with several Tier 1 providers right at the heart of the internet in Tyson's Corner, Virginia. Lynq Networks also hosts our primary development server at another one of their facilities in Eastern Pennsylvania.
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