Folks seems like a better fit. I also enjoy the slight irony of advocating grammatical accuracy in a thread that uses the word "owns" to indicate "is responsib

Folks seems like a better fit. I also enjoy the slight irony of advocating grammatical accuracy in a thread that uses the word "owns" to indicate "is responsible for maintainance, failure and modification", or what the top poster defined it as, or some other meaning that's definably not ownership ;-)