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Deutschlandradio's free steps with the open documentation standard banner. From left to right: Dietmar Timm (DRadio Wissen chief); Juergen Fenn, Alexander Finkenberger, Alexander Kahl, Grischa Weberstaedt (FSFE fellows); Hugo Roy (FSFE intern); Lena Simon, Christian Maxen (FSFE fellows); Birte Lock (DRadio); Stephan Uhlmann (FFII director); Matthias Kirschner (FSFE coordinator in Germany); Dirk Zemisch (FSFE fellow).
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