Hall of Fame

A standard is not written by a company. It is written by whoever shows up.

Everyone below opened an issue, sent a pull request or wrote code in one of the TigerTag repositories. Some fixed a typo. Some rewrote a page. Some reported a bug so precisely that it was fixed the same day. All of it counts, and all of it is here — reporting a problem is a contribution, not a complaint.

The pack

Who	Commits	Pull requests	Issues
@Ptitlouis6012	35	44	2
@saucissefarciehumaine-prog	1	8	7
@ennisj	21	7	—
@RP3D-S	1	5	1
@ImNanou	—	—	5
@physicsG	—	—	2
@sjordan0228	—	—	2
@clauzet-rgb	—	1	—
@TrueFurina	—	1	—
@sancho0410	—	1	—
@anupamme	—	1	—
@solide184	—	—	1
@AlexandraWhiksla	—	—	1
@Exsilium122	—	—	1
@jbast1224	—	—	1
@wintry	—	—	1
@3D-Frank	—	—	1

The project’s own accounts are left out on purpose: this page is for the people who came from outside.

This table is generated from the GitHub API by scripts/contributors.mjs. If you contributed and are not here, the list is simply stale — say so on the Discord and it gets refreshed.

Join the fight

There is no application, no form and no approval. Do any one of these and your name lands on this page the next time the list is refreshed:


Open an issue	Something wrong, unclear, or missing — in the docs, an app, the protocol. A precise report is worth more than a polite one.
Send a pull request	One subject at a time, on the page that owns it. CONTRIBUTING has the rules; they are short.
Translate	English is the source, French is derived. A new language starts with a single page.
Build something compatible	A reader, an app, a printer integration, a shell to print. Say “compatible with TigerTag” freely — no permission, no fee.
Break it and tell us	Chip, reader, app version, what you did, what it showed. That is the report that gets fixed.

Other ways to help, including the ones that cost money and the ones that cost nothing, are on Support the project.