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This site is increasingly being used as a source in research papers and by debate clubs and the like, and in simple Internet disagreements.

As this site's popularity grows, I have often been asked who writes the site, whose opinions are expressed, and what my credentials or qualifications are. I'm happy to provide these here. I have also created a page that details how to cite this site.


Common Name: Steve Mount

Formal Name: Stephen J J Mount

Title: Webmaster and researcher for USConstitution.net

Degree: Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, 1989, University of Vermont

Other formal learning: Constitutional Law, Community College of Vermont, 1999 (audit)

Relevant Experience:
Reporter, Vermont Cynic, 1986-1987
News Editor, Vermont Cynic, 1987-1988
Managing Editor, Vermont Cynic, 1988-1989
Webmaster/Editor-in-Chief, USConstitution.net, 1995-Present
Columnist, The Williston Observer, 2007-Present

Military Experience:
Vermont Army National Guard 1987-1992; tank loader, driver, gunner (M60A3). Stationed: Det. 1 1/172nd HHQ, Swanton, Vermont; Basic training and AIT at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Honorable Discharge 1992.

All research done for the USConstitution.net site was done by me. All opinions are mine and mine alone, with the exception of messages posted by others in the Message Board. A bibliography is available.

If there is anything more specific that you need to ask, please send a message to the Webmaster. My personal web page can be found at SaltyRain.com.


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