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Contributors

Current Contributors

The following is a list of regular contributors to the Polkadot Wiki and Kusama Guide. Each contributor's contact information is listed as a precaution - if one of these people ever contacts you directly, first check the contact information to see that it matches the origin of the message, and then feel free to get in touch with someone else on this list to verify the legitimacy of the original inquiry. Employee impersonation is a very common type of scam.

For other ways of protecting yourself, please see How to Protect Yourself from Scams.

Anson Lau

  • email: [email protected]
  • matrix / riot / element: @anson:web3.foundation

Anson is a Technical Educator at Web3 Foundation. Before that, he worked as a Hyperledger blockchain developer to deliver B2B applications at IBM. He is passionate about staking, governance, cryptoeconomics, and privacy areas. Anson has been actively participating in the blockchain space since 2017 and creating video content to help different people understand how decentralization could deliver us a better future.


Bill Laboon

  • email: [email protected]
  • matrix / riot / element: @bill:web3.foundation
  • twitter: @BillLaboon
  • telegram: @BillLaboon

Bill Laboon is the Technical Education Lead at Web3 Foundation, after spending the previous five years teaching Computer Science at the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author of two books: A Friendly Introduction to Software Testing, an undergraduate textbook; and Strength in Numbers, a near-future novel set in a world in which cryptocurrency has eliminated traditional money.


Bruno Skvorc

  • email: [email protected]
  • telegram: @swader
  • matrix / riot / element: @bruno:web3.foundation
  • twitter: @bitfalls

Bruno joined the crypto ecosystem full time in 2015 with the advent of Ethereum, and created educational resources, tutorials and newsletters for budding developers of the industry. Since 2019 he's been a technical educator at Web3 Foundation. He is passionate about decentralization, censorship resistance, and transparency coupled with accountability, so he's found his passion in immutable ledgers of the present and future.

In a previous life, he was a web developer and senior PHP editor at SitePoint, which culminated in a book about web-dev-friendly virtual environments.

In his quest for developer health, he likes to combine fitness and gaming and can be found in VR on Oculus and Steam as TheSwader. He also runs a weekly newsletter covering all things Web3 at Dot Leap.


Joe Petrowski

  • email: [email protected]
  • matrix / riot / element: @joe:matrix.parity.io
  • telegram: @joepetrowski

Joe is a research analyst at Parity Technologies, where he focuses on making Substrate chain integration as smooth as possible, from educating users on Substrate and Polkadot fundamentals to building tools to create great user experiences and occasionally writing a bit of code. He also hosts the Relay Chain podcast. Prior to working at Parity, Joe worked in shock and vibration simulation for satellite launch, algorithmic trading, and professional cycling. He has a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering.


Logan Saether

  • email: [email protected]
  • matrix / riot / element: @logan:web3.foundation
  • twitter: @logansaether

Logan is a Technical Educator at Web3 Foundation where he works on creating material for supporting the development of the next generation of distributed technologies. At Web3 Technical Education, Logan focuses on creating the Polkadot Wiki as the central source of truth and knowledge for the Polkadot protocol. He contributes to the creation of written content and example applications that demonstrate how to use these new technologies.


Past Contributors

The following contributors are no longer participating in an official capacity.

Kirsten Richard

Kirsten was a Technical Educator intern at Web3 Foundation from Canada. She's passionate about teaching and technology, while still studying her Computer Science bachelor's degree. She focused on curating educational content around blockchain and Polkadot concepts.

Last updated on 1/14/2021 by Bill Laboon
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