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\name{contributors}\alias{contributors}\title{R Project Contributors}\description{The \R Who-is-who.}\section{The R Project}{\R is a project which is attempting to provide a modern piece ofstatistical software for the GNU suite of software.}\section{Contributors}{The current \R is the result of a collaborative effort withcontributions from all over the world.\R was initially written by Robert Gentleman and Ross Ihaka---alsoknown as ``\emph{R & R}''---of the Statistics Department of theUniversity of Auckland.Since mid-1997 there has been a core group with write access to the \Rsource, currently consisting of\itemize{%%-- should we add E-mail and / or affiliation ?\item Douglas Bates\item John Chambers\item Peter Dalgaard\item Robert Gentleman\item Kurt Hornik\item Ross Ihaka\item Friedrich Leisch\item Thomas Lumley\item Martin Maechler\item Guido Masarotto\item Paul Murrell\item Brian Ripley\item Duncan Temple Lang\item Luke Tierney}plus Heiner Schwarte up to October 1999.In addition, a large group of individuals has contributed to \R bydonating code, bug reports and documentation, notablyValerio Aimale,Thomas Baier,Ben Bolker,Goran Brostrom,Saikat DebRoy,Lyndon Drake,Paul Gilbert,Robert King,Philippe Lambert,Patrick Lindsey,Jim Lindsey,John Maindonald,Jens Oehlschaegel-Akiyoshi,Steve Oncley and Gordon Maclean,Richard Okeefe,Hubert Palme,Jose Pinheiro,Martyn Plummer,Jonathan Rougier,Bill Simpson,Adrian Trapletti,Terry Therneau,Bill Venables,Gregory R. Warnes,andAndreas Weingessel.We have probably omitted some important names here because ofincomplete record keeping. If we have overlooked you, please let usknow and we'll update the list.A special debt is owed to John Chambers who has graciously contributedadvice and encouragement in the early days of \R and later becamea member of the core team.}\keyword{misc}