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Email: [contact (at) wizardforge (dot) org]
Snail mail address: Robert Molsstraat 11; 2018 Antwerp; Belgium
WizardForge is created and maintained by OneSparrow, a very small company based in Antwerp, Belgium. So resources are limited, but we do our best to add new functionality to the site while keeping the site up and running while earning some money in another way. We are very grateful to the Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders for their financial support for the first version of this project back in 2007.
There is a mailing list where you can send all your wizardforge related questions. If you haven't done so, you can check the searchable archive. Next thing you can do is post your question to the wizardforge mailing list (requires subscription to the list, which is independent of registering at wizardforge.org):
Note that WizardForge is based on the language definition and engine of wizard4j, so any questions regarding flowchart language, engine, dia extension, should be sent to the appropriate wizard4j mailing lists.
Yes, you can. Here is a direct link to the logo.
It is a list of the most executed wizard versions in the last period (currently 1 month).
There is no need to report this type of error to WizardForge, since it will be automatically notified to the site administrator, who will investigate this ASAP. However, if you have a description on how you obtained this behavior, especially when it can be reproduced, it could be very helpful to tell us about it via mail at [error (at) wizardforge (dot) org].
We will be grateful if you tell us about it at [error (at) wizardforge (dot) org].
There are several things you can do.
This is not exact science, but what we have in mind is something like this:
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First of all you have to read the Creating Wizards section.
You can search for an answer in the archive of the wizardforge mailing list. If that does not yield an answer you can post your question on the wizardforge mailing list (see ' Is there a wizardforge mailing list?' for instructions on how to subscribe).
It is not our intention at all to make anyone liable for his or her wizard contribution. This is described in our Terms Of Use. We are not lawyers, so if you think these statements need some enhancements, let us know.
The status of a creator is calculated as follows: 2 points for each published active version and 1 point for each published inactive version.
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