Acknowledgments
No
feat is ever achieved in isolation and for every work there
are always a number of individuals who contributed. Firstly,
I would like to thank the people of Fitzroy who gave me the
opportunity to interview them. This project is fundamentally
about real people and would have been a much less enjoyable
project without the contributions of individuals who are willing
to engage with and talk about where they live. Secondly I would
like to thank my colleagues and peers from RMIT University in
Melbourne; especially Adrian
Miles, Sam
DeSilva,and Andrew
Garton. I am likewise indebted to Ed
Ayres and William
Thomas from the Virginia Centre for Digital History
(VCDH)
at the University of Virginia (who gave me the opportunity to
study there in late 2000). And thanks to David Prater who assisted
in proof reading this work. Also, one cannot talk about digital
history making within Australia without acknowledging the contributions
of Professor
Paul Turnbull. And finally my friends in Fitzroy;
especially Karen and Julian, still hanging around.
The
image on the splash is by Lachlan
Conn and the SMAFE engine
is a prototype built by Adrian Miles and Kurt George Gjerde
at the University of Bergen in Norway.
Authored
by Craig BellamyŠ 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
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