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The mission of Geekosystem is to unite all the tribes of geekdom under one common banner. There’s a lot of overlap between the different families of geekery: The geeks who are into gadgets and computers are often one and the same as the geeks who are into comics and sci-fi are often just the same as the geeks who are fueling the culture of the Web — one forum or imageboard at a time. As the site’s name suggests, Geekosystem recognizes and celebrates these interconnections and the oft-overlooked personalities that hold it all together.

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Publisher and founder: Dan Abrams

Rollin Bishop — Managing Editor

Rollin's interests tend to skew towards video games, but he's enjoyed his fair share of anime and gadgets too. When not writing, he can often be found goofing around with his Nintendo DS, watching Adventure Time, or writing biographies.

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Ian Chant — Senior Editor

Ian is a science and technology writer originally from the Northwest where, much to his disappointment, he never encountered Sasquatch. He can usually be found drinking coffee, riding his bike, or reading comics. He can very rarely be found doing all three simultaneously.

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Glen Tickle — Associate Editor

Tickle is really his last name. When he's not explaining that to people Glen is usually writing or performing comedy things, or galavanting around New Jersey where he lives with his wife and dog, Elvis Costello. The dog's name is Elvis Costello. Glen does not live with the human Elvis Costello. Yet.

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Justin Ouellette — Lead Developer

I forgot about this page! I'll do it up soon!

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Site designed and developed by: Rex Sorgatz

For more information about publisher Dan Abrams, see:
Dan Abrams — New York Times, Dan Abrams — Media Decoder