Examples
Eight groups, one to eight people, every one a real page you can open.
The point of putting everyone on a single page is the comparison: whose major version is about to roll over, who shares a birthday with whom, how far apart two people really are once you stop counting in years.
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Tim Berners-Lee
UNIT 01One person, one number. He gave the web its addresses; this is his in three parts.
1 personzenTim Berners-Lee
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The Williams sisters
UNIT 02Fifteen months apart, and you can read the gap straight off the minor version.
2 peoplepolaroidVenus Williams · Serena Williams
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The Harry Potter three
UNIT 03Cast as eleven-year-olds in 2001. All three are well into their fourth major release now.
3 peopletarotRupert Grint · Daniel Radcliffe · Emma Watson
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The Obamas
UNIT 04What the site was built for: a household on one page, parents and children on the same scale.
4 peoplefridgeBarack · Michelle · Malia · Sasha
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Radiohead
UNIT 05Same school, same band since 1985, and still inside a four-year spread.
5 peoplenixiePhilip Selway · Ed O’Brien · Thom Yorke · Colin Greenwood · Jonny Greenwood
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The original six
UNIT 06Two of them share a birthday seventeen years apart, so their patch numbers move in lockstep forever.
6 peoplememphisRobert Downey Jr. · Mark Ruffalo · Jeremy Renner · Chris Evans · Chris Hemsworth · Scarlett Johansson
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BTS
UNIT 07Seven people born inside five years. The minor versions bunch up; the patches scatter.
7 peopledeparturesJin · Suga · J-Hope · RM · Jimin · V · Jungkook
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Eight language creators
UNIT 08The people who gave us MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH in the first place, rendered in it.
8 peopleterminalBjarne Stroustrup · Larry Wall · James Gosling · Guido van Rossum · Anders Hejlsberg · Brendan Eich · Yukihiro Matsumoto · Rasmus Lerdorf
Every birthday here is public record; dates verified on 2026-09-09. Everyone listed is living — a version number that keeps incrementing for someone who has died is the wrong artefact to publish.