This site, and the original DOS versions of GDM, would not exist without the support and help of many people;

Hotline BBS - The Home of GDM and GDMOnline
As I have said many times before, Nick Harvey at Hotline BBS has been unstinting in his support for GDM, and I'm thrilled that Hotline BBS is now hosting not only GDMOnline but also the entire domain I have set up for my company, Perfect Unison Pty Ltd. If you are looking for a good BBS or Internet ISP, you can't go past Hotline BBS. Tell Nick I sent you!

Internet Access Australia
who hosted the site and fixed me up with an internet account while I was getting organised.

Robert Wuttke
who's been with me not just since the beginning of GDM but since I first got interested in computers, who contributed new articles and helped me proofread old ones and test the site in general. Special thanks for running the test site under difficult circumstances ... I told you that Unix was a pain in the butt :-)

Companies ...
The support from the companies I've contacted has been absolutely overwhelming. In particular, I would like to thank the following companies and people for their ongoing support ...
Apogee: Tom Hall, Joe Siegler
Criterion Software: Lisa Garvey, Callan McInally
Homebrew Software: Ken Rogoway
Microsoft Australia: Shane Williamson
Origin Systems Inc.: David Swofford, Robin McShaffry
Sirtech Software: Brenda Garno, Charles Miles, Shari Mitchell
Spectrum Holobyte-Microprose:Tim Patterson
Strategic Studies Group: Gregor Whiley
Twilight Software: Brendan Reville

All the contributors
who have sent articles and reviews since GDM began as a humble text-based project.

The readers of GDM
(yes, you!). I never expected GDM to become as widely read as it is, and the thanks go squarely to you. I hope you find GDMonline as or more exciting than the DOS version.