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Eric S. Raymond is an American open-source software advocate, author, and programmer, best known for his influential works on software development and the open-source movement, particularly his essay "The Cathedral and the Bazaar." He has played a significant role in promoting the philosophy of collaborative software creation and served as a key figure in the development of several prominent open-source projects. In addition to his technical contributions, Raymond has authored books that explore the social and economic implications of software engineering.

b. 1963