A number of people contributed to the development of CL-HTTP and its port to various Common Lisp platforms. Their enthusiastic help has made it possible for us all to savor the power of hacking the WWW from Lisp.
Portable Server:
Ken Anderson
(kanderso@bbn.com)
Andrew J. Blumberg
(Blumberg@ai.mit.edu)
Phillip M.
Hallam-Baker (hallam@ai.mit.edu)
Rainer Joswig
(joswig@lavielle.com)
Mark Nahabedian (Naha@harlequin.com)
Benjamin Renaud
(br@eng.sun.com)
Kalman Reti (reti@symbolics.com)
Christopher R.
Vincent (cvince@ai.mit.edu)
Macintosh Common Lisp:
Rick Dukes (rad@teal.csn.org)
Stephen L. Hain (slh@digitool.comM)
Stefan Landvogt (landei@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de)
Karsten Poeck (poeck@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de)
Bill St. Clair (bill@digitool.com)
Shannon V Spires (svspire@somnet.sandia.gov)
Hallvard Traetteberg (
Hallvard.Tretteberg@si.sintef.no)
Allegro Common Lisp:
Olivier Clarisse
(Olivier@ai.mit.edu)
LispWorks Common Lisp:
Martin Simmons
(martin@harlequin.co.uk)
Lucid Common Lisp:
Gert Jan Kersten
(gertjan@aie.nl)
CMU Common Lisp:
Douglas Thomas Crosher (dtc@scrooge.ee.swin.oz.au)
Paul F. Werkowski (pw@snoopy.mv.com)
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