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@ -41,9 +41,8 @@ Although the research-and-development was started by [Charles Iliya Krempeaux](h
in this era of research-and-development, [Charles Iliya Krempeaux](http://changelog.ca/) with Massoud Seifi managed and sponsored the research-and-development.
Sal Rahman didn't work on the tree-stream (“logjam”) technology, but instead explored full-mesh networks, using WebRTC in the web-browser.
Through his work we learned when full-mesh networks should be used and when they shouldn't.
Later Sal Rahman left the research-and-development team, and Mehrdad Mirsamie joined.
Later Sal Rahma left the research-and-development team, and Mehrdad Mirsamie joined.
Mehrdad Mirsamie successfully recreated the tree-stream (“logjam”) technology, using WebRTC in the web-browser.
Later Muhammad Zaid Ali and Benyamin Azarkhazin joined the team, and working with Mehrdad Mirsamie further, developed the tree-stream (“logjam”) technology.