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The language and the system is designed to be accessible to youngsters, yet it's more than powerful enough for Trevor Blackwell to recommend it.

Trevor Blackwell wanted to see if he could build his own for less than $5,000 times (n+1).

Edited to add: Trevor Blackwell used to have something on his web site about founder's stories.

Is there someone who is at the level of Woz or Blackwell who also cares about popularity, beauty, and fitting in?

Of particular note are the Blackwell series, To The Moon, and Kentucky Route Zero.

The {{Notability}} tag is correct, not because Blackwell isn't notable (he again clearly is), but because the article doesn't properly establish why.

Trevor Blackwell is a hardware engineer who spends his time building segways.

Some time ago Trevor Blackwell of YC wrote an interesting piece related to the issue of keeping wealth.

Who wants to buy trevor blackwell off me?

When I was an undergraduate at Cambridge we built one during 2006 in a team of six people working under Alan Blackwell (the preface-author of the paper linked above).

For a good account of the actual mechanisms of biological pattern formation, as they are being revealed by molecular developmental biology, see John Gerhart and Marc Kirschner, Cells, Embryos and Evolution: Toward a Cellular and Developmental Understanding of Phenotypic Variation and Evolutionary Adaptability (Oxford: Blackwell Scientific, 1997).

Your complaint is particularly misleading because the Blackwell article is, in fact, badly sourced; it has "External links", but its "References" all point to Blackwell's own sites.

So if an article is AfD'd (put up for deletion) for notability concerns, and the article's a "Keep", you can bet the {{Notability}} tag is staying and every edit is going to be contested until some face-saving reorganization of the topic emerges (for instance, an omnibus "Y Combinator" article with subsections for pg and Blackwell).

Reading this, it seems that maybe the first market for Trevor Blackwell's Anybots might be robo-nurses.

The eponymous company was started in July 1995 by Paul Graham, Robert Morris, and Trevor Blackwell.

It's the project they're sticking up for, not the non-notability of Trevor Blackwell.