My simple method for acknowledging wiki contributors in a book

In my new book, I reference several wiki patterns and anti-patterns from Wikipatterns.com to illustrate different use cases and scenarios. In each case, the pattern reference includes a direct link to the website for more information, and a list of people who have contributed to the pattern page on the wiki. Each of these people has played an important role in building the information about each pattern, and this is my way of acknowledging both their individual contributions, and the larger role Wikipatterns.com plays in this book.

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