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Aurélien Bompard
Email: aurelien (a) bompard.org
IRC: #fedora-fr, #fedora-devel-fr, #fedora-admin, #fedora-apps, #fedora-noc, #fedora-python and #fedora-paris
GPG Key: B9BF64AD
Location: Paris, France (UTC+1, +2 during summer)
Profession: Python developer
Company: Red Hat, in the Fedora Engineering team
Homepage: http://aurelien.bompard.org (in french)
Participation in the Fedora Project
I've been involved with Fedora since the fedora.us / Red Hat Linux 9 days, second half of 2003. The time I could dedicate to the project has varied a lot over the years, as did the number of packages I maintain.
I've also represented Fedora at various shows in France, mostly Solutions Linux in Paris.
I've been hired by Red Hat to work on Fedora full time since August 2012, and I now work on the next generation Mailman archiver: Hyperkitty.
Misc.
Friends say I'm a nice guy. Others say, well, differently, but they are vastly outnumbered :-)