Howdy.  If you’re reading this, then you’ve successfully clicked the link at the top of this blog, or else teleported through the mysterious QR code on the business card that I gave you.

For reference, here is a bit about who I am….

My name is Nathan Willis; I am currently a freelance author and reporter covering free and open source software.  I have been doing so for the past six years or so, for much of that time with Linux.com.  In addition to my work as a journalist, I participate in the free software community wherever I (as a non-developer) can contribute.  This year I am helping out with the efforts to organize Libre Graphics Meeting, a conference and collaboration workshop for free software graphics applications, and Texas Linux Fest, a community-run weekend Linux show for the whole state of Texas.  You should check out both. I’m also working on an Open Font, but you shouldn’t check that out just yet….

To get in touch with me, you can fax me at 309.215.5299, IM me on a number of popular networks as n8willis, or email me at the address on my card.  You can also send me a GPG-encrypted message through the “Contact” page at this site.  I do have a phone number, of course, but you’ll have to get an email from me first.

Finally, if you are really, really bored, you can follow me on Identi.ca/n8. Or if you’re really, really bored and hate both freedom and concise usernames: twitter.com/n8willis

Thanks, and keep in touch.

N

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