Welcome Rebecca!

We are very pleased to welcome Rebecca (rebeccaamax) as our new Library Projects Developer. She will be working on LibraryThing's library products, including Syndetics Unbound, co-developed with ProQuest, and TinyCat. She will also be involved in parsing library data for LibraryThing.com and other company projects.

In addition to her work as a digital projects developer, Rebecca writes computer games and RPGs, is a theatre director and producer, and a Shakespeare enthusiast.

Check out our blog post and welcome her aboard!

Welcome, Rebecca! Although it looks like you've been on LT for a while, so you probably know your way around pretty well. :-)

Always happy to see the LT family grow. More ponies, please!

Welcome!

Welcome!

Yay! Hi Rebecca!

ciao,. Rebecca!

Velkommen om bord, Rebecca ! (I think >1 AbigailAdams26: misspelled @rebeccaamax ?)

Gasp! It's an alias!

Welcome, Rebecca, or whoever you are. You do know that the so-called "Shakespeare" folios were actually written by a small group of professional ghostwriters, right? Like all other works of that period. It's been proven indisputably by a groundbreaking computational-linguistic scholar.

>7 bnielsen: And yet the link goes to the same account as your link does ... mysterious shenanigans afoot!

Nah, it’s just normal html code and a spelling error.

Or is it? 😈

Welcome Rebecca! Enjoy >8 MrAndrew: but take him with a grain of salt. He is the local king of sarcasm and humor around here. Best wishes, k4k

Welcome, Rebecca & thank you for joining the group that makes this place so great!

Welcome!

Hi Rebecca, congrats on the new gig! I see we've both been on LT since 2009- what a long, strange trip, no?

So happy to hear about a new team member who is already an LT person~ Hope you love this new gig, Rebecca!

Yay!

>10 Bookmarque: Rebecca to the max :-)