Marcus Vance
Marcus Vance writes every guide on this site and maintains the ASCII reference table. His beat across the network is tools and technology: converters, calculators, and the standards those tools are built on. On BinaryTranslatorTool that means the history of binary notation, how ASCII maps to it, and the step-by-step conversion guides that sit around the translator itself.
Every number, date, and technical claim in his guides is checked against a primary source before publishing, usually a standards document (ASCII, Unicode) or a well-documented piece of computing history (Shannon's 1937 thesis, the Setun computer records). Where a fact cannot be pinned to a source like that, it does not go in the guide. Readers who spot something off can flag it through contact, and Marcus updates the page once the correction is confirmed.
Chris Terry, Founder & Editor
Chris Terry founded this site and the small network of single-purpose tools it belongs to. He does not byline articles here; his role is oversight, not authorship. That includes reviewing corrections, deciding what gets published, and keeping the guides consistent with the process described on the editorial standards page.
Questions about how the site is run, rather than questions about a specific conversion or fact, are best sent to Chris through the contact page.