Getting hold of me
Much of this information, plus some other less-useful stuff, can be found in my FOAF file: Adam's FOAF file, which you can browse with FOAF Explorer.
My preferred email address these days is <ats@offog.org>,
which gets forwarded on to wherever I am at the moment.
If you have problems with that address, try <ats@kent.ac.uk>.
Since I don't believe in making other peoples' lives harder because of spammers, I publish my real address and use passive spam filtering software. I would, however, very much appreciate it if you don't actively give my address to companies, particularly those based in countries that don't have data protection legislation (such as the US). Please don't use "send this page to a friend" forms and similar things. Doing so confirms that it's a valid address and makes it much more valuable to sell to spammers.
If you want to send me encrypted mail (for instance, using GnuPG), my public key, ID
B94D2E95, is available from keyservers such as
pgpkeys.mit.edu.
Phone
My mobile phone (+44 7930 250969) is almost always turned off unless I'm expecting someone to call, so I wouldn't suggest that as a rapid method of contact.
IRC
I'm usually available as ats on
DarkMyst.
Gale
I'm ats@yammer.net on Gale.
Jabber
I'm on Jabber as azz@jabber.org.uk -- this is also usable
by Google Talk users.
Real Life
Since these pages are tagged with my approximate physical location (Canterbury in Kent), you can use GeoURL to find other sites "near" me.
Why offog.org?
See Eric Frank Russell's short story "Allamagoosa".