Well here's who I'm counting:
Lee and Chris Bamber, the two brothers who started it all.
Richard Vanner, who as you point out handles support and what not.
Mike Johnson, programmer hired to make DBPro not suck.
David Milton, programmer hired to make Dark Game SDK.
Now that's at least 5 by my counting, and I'm sure there are some I've missed because I haven't exactly been following the going ons over at TGC very closely (like the "new" IDE, which if memory serves was/is written by a 6th person, whose name escapes me at the moment).
I'm counting people who are recieving monthly paychecks from TGC, that's what I mean when I say employee - someone who is hired by a company to to produce something (in this case software) in excahange for a regular pay check.
Lee and Chris Bamber, the two brothers who started it all.
Richard Vanner, who as you point out handles support and what not.
Mike Johnson, programmer hired to make DBPro not suck.
David Milton, programmer hired to make Dark Game SDK.
Now that's at least 5 by my counting, and I'm sure there are some I've missed because I haven't exactly been following the going ons over at TGC very closely (like the "new" IDE, which if memory serves was/is written by a 6th person, whose name escapes me at the moment).
I'm counting people who are recieving monthly paychecks from TGC, that's what I mean when I say employee - someone who is hired by a company to to produce something (in this case software) in excahange for a regular pay check.