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<h1>Chris Trottier (Fediverse)</h1>
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<a rel="author" class="u-url" href="http://changelog.ca/"><span class="p-given-name">Charles</span> <span class="p-additional-name">Iliya</span> <span class="p-family-name">Krempeaux</span></a>
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<strong>Chris Trottier</strong>, who goes by the nickname <strong>@atomicpoet</strong>, is a notable person on the Fediverse because —
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<li>he is an influencer on the Fediverse with a large following who talks about the Fediverse and social-media (beyond the Fediverse) in general,</li>
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<li><ziba-link dir=".." transform="lowercase">#SpaceHost</ziba-link>, which is a fully-managed hosting provider for all the Fediverse, that he created with <ziba-link>Charles Iliya Krempeaux</ziba-link> and <ziba-link>Massoud Seifi</ziba-link>,</li>
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<li><ziba-link dir="../software" transform="lowercase">GreatApe</ziba-link>, which is Fediverse software focused on audio- and video- conversation, which he created with <ziba-link>Charles Iliya Krempeaux</ziba-link> and <ziba-link>Massoud Seifi</ziba-link>,</li>
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<li><ziba-link dir="../software" transform="lowercase">Firefish</ziba-link>, which is Fediverse software focused on micro-blogging, which <strong>Chris Trottier</strong> worked on with <ziba-link>Kainoa Kanter</ziba-link>, and for which Chris does advocacy and marketing.</li>
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<h2>Sysop</h2>
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<strong>Chris Trottier</strong> is the <abbr title="system operator">sysop</abbr> for the following Fediverse servers:
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<li>atomicpoet.org (<ziba-link dir="../software" transform="lowercase">Pleroma</ziba-link>)</li>
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<li>peerverse.space (<ziba-link dir="../software" transform="lowercase">Pixelfed</ziba-link>)</li>
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<strong>Chris Trottier</strong> also used to be the <abbr title="system operator">sysop</abbr> of:
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<li>firefish.social (<ziba-link dir="../software" transform="lowercase">Firefish</ziba-link>)</li>
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<h2>Fediverse IDs</h2>
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<strong>Chris Trottier</strong>'s <ziba-link dir=".." name="id">Fediverse ID</ziba-link>'s are:
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<li>@atomicpoet@atomicpoet.org</li>
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<li>@atomicpoet@firefish.city</li>
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<li>@atomicpoet@peerverse.space</li>
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<h2>Work History</h2>
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As of 2023, <strong>Chris Trottier</strong> has almost two decades professional experience — entrepreneur, advisor, executive (<abbr title="Chief Marketing Officer">CMO</abbr>), business person, marketer, customer support specialist, QA specialist, manager.
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<strong>Chris Trottier</strong> is <abbr title="Chief Marketing Officer">CMO</abbr> at <strong>#SpaceHost</strong>.
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Was head of QA at Railtown Ventures.
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Was <abbr title="Chief Marketing Officer">CMO</abbr> at the Boldkick marketing agency.
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Was <abbr title="Chief Marketing Officer">CMO</abbr> at the social-media network Manyone.
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Was head of customer support at Hootsuite, and later moved into marketing.
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Chris was also a customer support specialist at Microsoft.
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<strong>Chris Trottier</strong> is veteran of the social-media industry.
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With <ziba-link>Charles Iliya Krempeaux</ziba-link> and others, Chris previously created what was at one time the most popular Twitter app — i.e., Hootsuite.
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The app (Hootsuite) was later extended (mostly by <ziba-link>Charles Iliya Krempeaux</ziba-link>) to support Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and other social-media networks.
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Chris has experience with both the consumer-side, and the enterprise-side of social-media.
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