The author would like to thank Douglas Weidner and Mary McKinlay for their peer review in the publishing process. Their feedback resulted in a few modifications and improvements of the manuscript. These improvements were added to the introduction. Also thank you to Adam Swallow, editor at the Oxford University Press, whose feedback on my book proposal and the project motivated me to continue. The author quotes: “I think the whole project is shaping up to be a fascinating and wonderful resource. It should, if developed, managed, and published in the right way, make a significant contribution to the community it seeks to engage.” In the context of the publication and editing process, the author would like to thank Tim Kloppenborg and Kam Jugdev for their general approval and their inspirational, constructive feedback on the draft manuscript. Thanks to their comments, the manuscript was restructured and much better organized. Finally, the author would like to thank Scott Isenberg for the opportunity to get this book published in a very competitive market. There are many “methods” out there claiming best practice.