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- S. Potter
- A post-postmodern software engineer extraordinaire with entrepreneurial tendencies. When not debating the finer points of Ruby, RESTful API design and best practices or buzz marketing maxims, she can be found obsessing over the works of Thomas Hardy, Charlotte Brontë and Oscar Wilde or cycling around town politely waving her middle finger at moronic SUV drivers. Currently her favorite software obsession is Merb. You can find out more at her website: SusanPotter.NET.