Who's Not?

Who's Who Online(SM) is a reference resource offering professional and biographical data about individuals of accomplishment.

Perhaps just as important as who we are, however, is who Who's Who Online(SM) is not.

Who's Who Online(SM) is not:

• Yahoo! People Search - which offers visitors to the site the opportunity to both search for an individual's e-mail address, as well as to register their own names, primary and supplementary e-mail addresses, and the schools they attended.
• Usenet Addresses (MIT) - among the earliest search services online, allows searching for e-mail addresses with either the name of a person or the name of the organization that provides their Internet access. This server will return the entries that it thinks best match your the query, from among 4,168,042 addresses collected from Usenet postings between July 1991 and February 1996, now a bit out of date.
• Internet Address Finder - another Internet "White Pages" to try.

And, so you don't confuse us with any of the who's who print publications out there,

Who's Who Online(SM) is also not:

• Who's Who in France - publishes a traditional who's who publication whose website claims 22,000 active biographies, 18,000 photos and 16,000 emails. Attention: you may need your French-English dictionary to order, however, as only their title is in english.
• Marquis Who's Who - a publisher of traditional who's who print publications, that markets their databases by trumpeting them as, "an ideal group for a wide range of offers including fundraising, personal finance, business and consumer publications, online merchandise, apparel, travel and much more."
• International Who's Who - another of the many traditional who's who print publishers, this title compiled by the Who's Who Historical Society® which claims to have been "documenting biographies for history" since 1928.
  [ If you have comments, complaints or suggestions for any print publisher, please direct them to the appropriate party, as we are not affiliated with any of them. Thank you!]
  
• The F.B.I.'s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives - go slumming on the Internet! American's have seen the print-on-paper versions hanging in post offices throughout the USA for years, but now Net surfers worldwide can visit this notorious rogues gallery online!

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