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Best known for writing The Project Gutenberg RST Manual, this author combines practical technical writing with long-running digital humanities work. His background connects open-access publishing with research infrastructure at the University of Cologne.

by Marcello Perathoner
Marcello Perathoner is credited by Project Gutenberg as the author of The Project Gutenberg RST Manual, a guide for preparing and converting texts for the project's publishing workflow.
Information from the Capitularia project at the University of Cologne shows him as a long-serving technical team member who worked on the project for about ten years and contributed tools and website functionality for scholarly research. A Wikidata entry also links him with the Cologne Center for eHumanities and lists Cologne as his work location.
Taken together, the available sources portray him as a technically minded author whose writing and project work sit at the intersection of digital text production, open-access publishing, and humanities research.