How To Write Unmaintainable Code
Contributors

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The following are some of the people who contributed to this list. My lawyers recommended I exclude those who taught by example.

• Hugh McDonald, hugh@symac.dyndns.org
• Gareth Meyrick, gareth@pangloss.ucsf.edu
• Jarle Stabell, jarle.stabell@dokpro.uio.no
• Ko-Haw Nieh, niko@quality.com
• Jim Johnson, jimj@jumpmusic.com
• Jim Hyslop, Jim.Hyslop@mars.leitch.com
• George Ruban, gruban@geocities.com
• Mats Carlid, mats@adbk.se
• John P. McGrath, JPMcGrath@JPMcGrath.net
• Brian Hurt, brianh@bit3.com
• Chris Schlenker, Christoph.Schlenker@gfk.de
• Nicholas Widdows, nicholas.widdows@traceplc.co.uk
• Greg Compestine, gregcompestine@caleb-bldr.com
• Carl L. Gay, sigue@thecia.net
• Leonid Efros, l_efros@hotmail.com
• Richard W. Noble, rwnoble@san.rr.com
• Simon Broad, simon.broad@macro4.com
• Doron Rajwan, doron@capella.co.il
• Austin Rosenfeld, ablomi@yahoo.com
• Wes Groleau, wwgrol@ftw.rsc.raytheon.com
• Joshua Schpok, schpok@hotmail.com
• Russ Fink, rfink@bbn.com
• John Matthews, John.Matthews@nectech.co.uk
• Neugroschl Scott, Neugroschl.Scott@LittonDSD.com
• Scott Herod, scott@evt.com
• Allan Stokes, allan@stokes.ca
• Martin Minow, minow@pobox.com
• Wolfgang Formann, w.formann@neuss.netsurf.de
• Jym Dyer, jym@igc.org
• Ted Dennison, dennison@ssd.fsi.com
• Tom Farrell, tfarrell@skepsis.com
• Daniel von Asmuth, radical@tux.warande.net
• Damian Saunders, damian.saunders@gtl.com
• Bob Morris, bob@bomoco.com
• Neil Hancock, neil.hancock@macro4.com
• Dirk Hauberg, dirkhauberg@amic.de
• Nathan Laan, nlaan@ualberta.ca
• James J. Besemer, jb@cascade-sys.com
• William Harris, william@carsinfo.com ()
• David Pottage, david.pottage@insignia.com
• Marian ION, marian.ion@telestore.fr
• Torrey Hoffman, thoffman1@hotmail.com
• Paul Green, Paul_Green@stratus.com
• Harry Bearman, hbearman@pdxinc.com
• Stephen Friedl, friedl@mtndew.com
• Gil Williamson, gil@humbug.co.uk
• Bear Giles, bear@coyotesong.com
• Ray Trent, rat@synaptics.com
• Maarten Sneep, sneep@nat.vu.nl
• Greg Lindstrom, glinds@acxiom.com
• Jeff Johnson, jeff@san-dc.com
• James J. Beseme, jb@cascade-sys.com
• Babette Turner-Underwood, babettet@tmi.ca
• Bent Nielsen, bn@dksin.dk
• Richard Sanders, Richard_Sanders@Dell.com
• James Brown, james.brown-eds@eds.com
• Steve Loughran, slo3@iseran.com
• Jonathan Deber, Univerity Of Toronto
• Ben Tilly, Ben_Tilly@trepp.com
• David Williss, dwilliss@inetnebr.com
• Bernice Maslan, bernice.maslan@360.com
• Kari Hoijarvi, Kari.Hoijarvi@vaisala.com
• Asha Goldberg, asha@jps.net
• Christopher M. Jones, christopher_j@uswest.net
• Tim Russell, Tim.Russell@versatel.nl
• Damian Wright, damian@radmark.co.za
• Will Green, will.green.01@bbc.co.uk
• Paul Rennison, EXT-Paul.Rennison@nokia.com
• Karl-Johan Karlsson, karka728@student.liu.se
• Kevin Lamont, kevin.lamont@warthog.co.uk
• Dave Cridland, dac@felspar.com
• Jonathan Anderson, andersjl@letu.edu
• Rick Thorne, rick.thorne@lmco.com
• John Lloyd Kramer, jlkramer@artsci.wustl.edu
• Dave Pilkington, pilkington@imo-online.com
• Hal Breidenbach, hal.breidenbach@delphiauto.com
• Jeff Gray, jeffg@magtech.com.au
• Chris Hazard, chris.hazard@valpo.edu
• Colin Brown, colin.brown@met.co.nz
• Compestine, Greg, gregcompestine@caleb-bldr.com
• Frank Klemm, pfk@fuchs.offl.uni-jena.de
• Tim Tyler, tt@cryogen.com
• Donald L. Dobbs, donaldldobbs@home.com
• Bill Michaelson, bill@cosi.com

An early version of this article appeared in Java Developers' Journal (volume 2 issue 6). I also spoke on this topic in 1997 November at the Colorado Summit Conference. It has been gradually growing ever since. I have had quite a few requests for permission to build links here. You are welcome to create links, but please don't repost the essay since the original changes frequently.

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