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AfDs

Litten, Torracat, and Incineroar (4 participants)
Ilyas El Maliki (5 participants)
DigitalMania (4 participants)
Ratalaika Games (5 participants)
Fusion Engine (5 participants)
Elsie Lovelock (9 participants)
Walid Sultan Midani (2 participants)
Federal Disaster Response Agency (10 participants)
Platinum Arts Sandbox (3 participants; relisted)
Allin Kempthorne (1 participant; relisted)
Fuzz Academy (4 participants; relisted)
Spring Engine (3 participants; relisted)
Rise of Kingdoms (10 participants; relisted)

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Incorrect founders?

The info box has David Ward and Jon Woods (founders of Ocean Software) listed as founders of Software Projects. I have been unable to find any evidence of this being the case and I suspect the template was just copy & pasted from the Ocean Software article and left unedited. Rather than just change it myself, I thought I'd at least ask if anyone has any evidence if these two were associated with Software Projects or not? Flibblesan (talk) 10:12, 31 May 2019 (UTC)[reply]