[neom]

Hey Dan, curious: why it's so difficult to figure out who is behind the company from the website?

[mooreds]

Hiya,

I can't speak for robotdan, but am also an employee.

My opinion: we have been so busy heads down building things we haven't put together an about us page.

https://www.linkedin.com/company/fusionauth/ is pretty transparent about who works there, though.

HTH.

[brokenwren]

We are working on that. Our new website will include a ton of information about the company, our executive team, and our culture. Stay tuned!

You can check out my LI profile for now though ;)

https://www.linkedin.com/in/voidmain/

[NomDePlum]

I'm curious why that matters?

Part of that curiosity is because the answers so far talk about 'About'pages and similar.

What's the added benefit/trust you are looking for here?

Apologies if my question is naïve.

[jjeaff]

To me, the about us page is one of the more difficult things to fake and can at least tell you whether the company is brand new or maybe owned by a big company or just a recent startup.

I have found out quite a few scams by looking at the about us page and researching the names on the page. Most everyone working in tech had some kind of digital trail that would take a lot of effort to fake.

If I get taken for a ride, I want to at least know who is going the driving.

[jacquesm]

100% agreed on this. Also: because reputations matter.

[neom]

I thought about that quite a bit before I posted this. "why do you care??"

The answer was still just the same: I'm curious who is working on this.

So I guess pretty much just curiosity for me.

[robotdan]

To add to this... not trying to hide anything on purpose. :-) https://github.com/robotdan https://www.linkedin.com/in/robotdan/