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Denise Paolucci is one of the founders of Dreamwidth, a journalling site and open source project forked from Livejournal, and one of only two majority-female open source projects.

Denise and business partner Mark Smith Dreamwidth in 2009; she originally identified as "The Suit" (business) part of the Dreamwidth partnership but is increasingly making code contributions.

Denise has written a great deal about Internet business and managing Internet communities. Denise has appeared at multiple open source conferences to speak about Dreamwidth, including OSCON 2010 and linux.conf.au 2010, and is a board member for the Ada Initiative. Read more.

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