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Thanks to Cameron Morris for helping with extending the BGP policy to include withdrawals, RIBsIn, RIBsOut. Additionally thanks for the initial implementations of the BGPSec, BGP-iSec, and Pathend policies, as well as being instrumental in writing several others.

Thanks to Cameron and Reynaldo for helping out a ton with this simulator and it's corresponding testing. They have been major contributors and I appreciate it.

Also thanks to Reynaldo for the awesome name, love it.

Thanks to Arvind for various bug fixes, updates, and our glorious BGPy website!

Thanks to Dr. Herzberg and Dr. Wang for employing me and allowing this project to be open source, as well as advising me throughout my research on BGP for my PhD.

Thanks to Joel as well for the great feedback around BGPy and his contributions around ASPA (in particular the latest implementation comes from his PR!). It's been a pleasure working with you :)

Thanks to Matt Jaccino and Tony Zheng for assistance with the initial implementation of the Caida Collector

Thanks to CAIDA for providing AS relationship datasets

Big thanks to pybind11 for not only binding C++ to Python, but also PyPy, and making it so that it is extremely fast!

Thanks to https://github.com/pybind/python_example for providing a great resource on how to compile C++ into Python

And even more thanks to https://github.com/pybind/scikit_build_example for by far the best example I could find on how to use cmake and pybind11 to add C++ to yoru code

Thanks to the many people who have worked on various iterations of the extrapolator over the years, including, but not limited to Sam Secondo (https://github.com/Same4254/BGPExtrapolator/), James Breslin, and Michael Pappas

Thanks to Joel Braun for pointing the issues fixed in release 3.0.1