Acknowledgements
No
feat ever achieved in isolation and for every work, there is
always a number of individuals who contributed. Firstly, I would
like to thank the people of Fitzroy who gave me the opportunity
for interviews. This project is basically about actual persons
and would be little more than a 'remediation' project without
the contributions of individuals who are willing to engage with
and talk about where they actually live. Secondly I would like
to thank my colleagues and peers from RMIT University in Melbourne,
especially Adrian
Miles, Sam
DeSilva, Andrew
Garton, Justina
Curtis, and David
Atkinson. I would likewise like to thank Ed
Ayres and William
Thomas from the Virginia Centre for Digital History
(VCDH)
at the University of Virginia for both their contributions to
on-line history makings, and for giving me the opportunity to
study at the centre in late 2000. Also, one cannot talk about
digital history making within this region without acknowledging
Paul
Turnbull, a gentleman of the old school. And finally
my friends in Fitzroy, Karen, and especially Julian, another
gentleman of the old school still hanging around.
Authored
by Craig BellamyŠ 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
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