I'm a digital humanities geek from way back when the web was getting started. At UT-Austin I formed a group with friends called Critical Tinkers, and we built Critical Tools for humanities teaching and learning. You can find 'em in the Wayback Machine. Annotation tool and Interactive Archives tool were included, and we gave 'em away as open source in 1997. I was better at Frogger than Galaga, even froze the screen by completing all levels and got the patch. DH has come a long way, and I hope to keep traveling the path with THATCampers. Thanks!