Adding Ingvar, Stig and Federico

R1/source/faq/who.rst

@@ -47,6 +47,23 @@ with himself at the helm.
 Do a git blame on the Varnish documentation and you will be surprised
 to see how much he cares about it. Very few people notice this.
 
+Ingvar Hagelund
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Ingvar works as Team Leader (read very skilled sysadmin) at Redpill-Linpro, 
+but his passion is reading books and bloging about it as well as RPM 
+packaging. So every Fedora and EPEL (read RedHat and CentOS) Varnish user
+out there owe him a thanks or two. Once in a while, he also trawls the 
+internt checking for the rate of Varnish adoption among top web sites.
+
+Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Stig works at Redpill-Linpro and is the guy in charge of packaging Varnish 
+for Debian, which means Ubuntu users owe him also thanks. Besides this he
+maintains vcl-mode for emacs and is generally a nice and helpful guy.
+
+
 Tollef Fog Heen
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
@@ -75,12 +92,14 @@ Varnish based startup-CDN named `Fastly <http://www.fastly.com/>`_
 Kacper Wysocki
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-Kacper was probably the first VCL program writer. Combine this with
+Kacper was probably the first VCL long program writer. Combine this with
 an interest in security and a job at Redpill-Linpro and he turned 
 quickly into the author of security.vcl and, later, the Varnish Security 
 Firewall. He does not have any commits in Varnish and still has managed 
 to drive quite a few changes into the project. Similarly, he has no idea 
 or has even thought about asking for it, and still is being added here.
+He maintains the VCL grammar in BNF notation, which is an unexploited 
+gold mine.
 
 Nils Goroll
 ~~~~~~~~~~~
@@ -105,3 +124,13 @@ He is the main responsible for the amazing revamp of the Logging
 facilities and utilities in the 4.0 cycle and later the Stevedore 
 rework. Besides that he fixes lots of bugs, knows varnishtest better 
 than most, writes vmods and is the Varnish Cache Plus architect.
+
+Federico G. Schwindt
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Federico used to keep an eye on the Varnish port for OpenBSD before 
+joining Varnish Software. Most of his contributions are patches 
+here and there and bug fixes which make sure that planned project 
+changes and reality are aligned. Of all committers he is the one that 
+takes out more LoC than he adds. He has written a few VMODs. He has 
+started writing more language bidnings and VMODs that he has published.