The following people are involved with dist-bugs.
This isn't everybody, others lurk on the mailing list. 
Feel free to add a page for yourself, and if you need a place to post dist-bugs related stuff, you can put it in a SubPage of your page.
Developer of TicGit-ng.
TicGit-ng https://github.com/jeffWelling/ticgit
My Github Page https://github.com/jeffWelling
Author of Bitbucket.org and its issue tracker.
Ben Finney ben@benfinney.id.au
Intending to package Bugs Everywhere for Debian.
Developer of Debbugs, Debian's bug tracking system
Coauthor of Prophet and SD
http://jmtd.net/ I've been looking at my workflow when interacting with Debian's BTS and starting to explore various upstream trackers. I'm curious to see how distributed bug tracking might pan out.
"bartman" on oftc and freenode.
A few months back I had a big surge of interest in distributed bug tracking. Along with two friends we brainstormed together a plan, and started hacking on git-case. Since then the excitement died off a bit. 
I am interested in everything mentioned on the index.
Specifically, right now, I'm thinking about very, very distributed bug tracking. The kind that isn't confined to a single bug tracking system, or version control system, or anything, but is built from the ground up on the 'net, using technologies like microformats and rss feeds.