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Contacts - who is who in this story

The people of PIR®'s digital service story: the fellowship volunteers who served, the WPX family who helped, and the 🕯️ In loving memory shelf for those we've lost.

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TL;DR: Every entry on this ledger was carried by real people. This page gathers them in one place - the fellowship volunteers who served, the hosting family who helped - so that as the story grows, anyone can trace who is who. And it keeps the shelf we never wanted to need: 🕯️ In loving memory.

🕯️ In loving memory

David L - the fellowship member whose hands first reached out to WPX on October 8, 2025, and who carried our sites through the migration, the certificates, and the domain transfer. Every page that loads quickly today stands on ground he helped move us to.

Read his story on the ledger: In memory of David L.

Rest easy, David. Thank you for your service.

🤝 The fellowship (as they appear on this ledger)

Name Where they appear Role in the story
Christopher W. Throughout Tech Committee chair; keeps this ledger with Alfred and Littlebird
David L. 🕯️ #102161, #860932, #827833, #511813 Managed the account through the Tech 2.0 migration era
Kevin F. #511813, #996300 President; domain transfer and the mail-limits lesson
Anne R., Karyn S., Aaron K. Across the wider service Collaborators in the fellowship’s ongoing work

🛠️ The WPX family (as they appear in the tickets)

Name Where they appear Role in the story
Stoyan K. #102161 The first answer to David’s first question
Alexander G. #860932 Accepted the migration request
Elena N. #860932 Migration Expert; the DNS handoff letter
Svilen D. #827833 Tech Support Shift Lead; the publications certificate
Denis S. #511813, #388799, #667985, #733952 The recurring guide: plan duplication, the whitelist morning, Varnish checks, the 206 fix
Konstantin K. #511813 Domain transfer; pointed the A records home
Georgi Y. #511813, #667985 Support, then Security & Optimization; the bot-storm CAPTCHA and calendar root cause
Eleonora M. #511813 Billing; refunded the duplicate plan
Ilia R. #667985 Tech Support Shift Lead; the concurrency ceilings and wp-cron fix
Dimitar T. #667985 Support; the cache-clearing rounds
Velina G. #667985 Senior Technical Support; closed the slowness saga with grace
Preslav Live chat, #388799 Opened the May morning chat
Martin G. #388799 System Admin; imagick day one
Nikolay G. #517528 Support; the XDN escalation
Kristian S., Tsvetomir P., Monika D. #749349, #528865, #743286 Migration Experts; the three EPP reminders

A note on names: you’ll see first name and last initial throughout this ledger - the fellowship’s habit of humble attribution, extended kindly to the support family who helped us along the way.

Every entry’s author line can bring you back here. The story is best read as one long thread - and every thread needs its weavers remembered.