
In the early 90s, Seth was the sysop of the best little dial-up BBS in Christchurch, a hub of crazed intellectualism well before the internet really got going in New Zealand.
Since 1998 Seth has been a Jack of all IT trades, having worked professionally as a web developer, database designer, GUI developer, systems architect, IT consultant, product manager, sysadmin, network designer and part time cable monkey. His breadth of experience and diverse reading habits have led to a boundless supply of web-centric innovation, and now his mission in life is to design and deliver internet driven product lines that change people's lives for the better.
You might like to read Seth's blog.
Karl has worked with Seth for many years across various projects. He has a wide range of development skills, with a particular focus on Javascript and XUL development in recent years. Karl has an uncanny ability to work 9-5 and yet deliver more functional code in any given work week than any caffiene fueled teenage whizzkid could dream of. As the sole coder behind two 5 star Mozilla Recommended Firefox addons and several others to boot, Karl would probably be a "rockstar" in Silicon Valley, but as a humble family man he prefers to shun the limelight and leave Seth to accept the accolades. His partner Emma is a popular blogger on New Zealand's most eclectic and well loved group blog, Public Address, and they have two wonderful but somewhat atypical kids.
Interclue's nascent Advisory Board consists of Gary Franklin, Nat Torkington, and Simon Bisson.
Interclue is housed in the Canterbury Innovation Incubator, 200 Armagh St, Christchurch, New Zealand.
We would like to thank all these people for helping make Interclue possible.