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diff --git a/doc/conferences/lca2010/abstract b/doc/conferences/lca2010/abstract
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--- a/doc/conferences/lca2010/abstract
+++ b/doc/conferences/lca2010/abstract
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ automatically fully authenticate people and servers.
 The Secure Shell protocol has offered public-key-based mutual
 authentication since its inception, but popular implementations offer
 no formalized public key infrastructure.  This means there is no
-straightforward, computable method to to signal re-keying events, key
+straightforward, computable method to signal re-keying events, key
 revocations, or even basic key-to-identity binding (e.g. "host
 foo.example.org has key X").  As a result, dealing with host keys is
 usually a manual process with the possibility of tedium, room for
@@ -50,5 +50,16 @@ as a port in FreeBSD.  A Slackbuild is available for Slackware, and
 Monkeysphere itself should work on any POSIX-ish system with the
 appropriate dependencies available.
 
-The project's main web site is http://web.monkeysphere.info/
+The Monkeysphere project began to coalesce in early 2008, and remains
+an ongoing collaboration of many people, including:
+
+ * Micah Anderson
+ * Mike Castleman
+ * Daniel Kahn Gillmor
+ * Ross Glover
+ * Matthew James Goins
+ * Greg Lyle
+ * Jamie McClelland
+ * Jameson Graef Rollins
 
+The project's main web site is http://web.monkeysphere.info/