As the misery spreads, it seems only fitting that we should recognize those who are unfortunate enough to suddenly complete the SMD Challenge.  To be included in this club, you must submit photographic evidence (or link thereof) of a working SMD Challenge to 648.ken@gmail.com, for which you will receive inclusion on this list and a digital copy of a frame-worthy certificate of your skill and/or insanity.

Members:

• William Petefish, July 2017
• Martin Lukasek, August 2017
• Michael Butler, Sigma Design, September 2017
• Emily Reich, Sigma Design, September 2017
• Valerio Nappi, September 2017
• Michele Conati, September 2017
• Drew Fustini, OSH Park, October 2017
• Zach Fredin, October 2017 (thinking way outside the box!)
• Michael Welling, November 2017
• Jordan Bunker, November 2017
• Mathew Mills, November 2017 (with a nicely hacked power switch)
• Shawn Hymel, SparkFun, December 2017
• Jeremy Gordon, December 2017
• Alvaro Prieto, December 2017
• Jeremy Hong, Hong's Electronics, December 2017
• Ben Hencke, ElectroMage, January 2018
• Tyler Folmer, FC builders and Hacker Cooperative, January 2018
• Gary Baynes, FC builders and Hacker Cooperative, January 2018
• Greg Courville, January 2018
• Jeff Bogusz, January 2018
• Ben Slagle, TEXAR Broadcast Systems, January 2018
• Paul "LeoNerd" Evans, January 2018
• Ben Hibben, January 2018
• Jaren Havell, January 2018
• Kris Cochrane, January 2018 (with an excellent video of the process)
• Jeramay Brian, January 2018
• Tim Czerwonka, January 2018
• Eduardo Ramirez, February 2018
• Peter Newman, FC builders and Hacker Cooperative, February 2018
• Michael Teeuw, February 2018
• Neal Zipper, February 2018
• Tim Voss, February 2018
• Vincent Trudel-Lapierre, February 2018
• Alexander Huikeshoven, DARKPHOTONS, February 2018 (check out the video!)
• Martin Samuelsson, February 2018
• Bastiaan, March 2018
• Andrew Mackenzie, March 2018
• Randal Masutani, March 2018
• Ward Ramsdell, March 2018, with a special bit of"008004" artistry.
• Mario Mikocevic, April 2018
• Tim Czerwonka (again), April 2018, including the Misery Edition and custom firmware!
• Stefano Ledda, Arduino User Group Cagliari (Italy), May 2018
• Karl Anderson, April 2018
• Pia Nielsen, May 2018
• Matt Riley, May 2018
• Oliver Hannaford-Day, May 2018 (Misery Edition)
• Pierre Baillargeon, June 2018
• Lee Hewitt, June 2018
• Bunnie Huang, June 2018, winner of the ToorCamp SMDChallenge event.
• Piotr Esden-Tempski, June 2018 , brave enough to livestream the MIsery Edition!
• Mårten Wikman, July 2018,  Lemony Snicket and Misery Edition!
• Sidney San Martín, July 2018, Misery Edition
• Andrew Colwell, July 2018, Misery Edition
• Dave Adams, August 2018
• Emily Craig, August 2018
• Jan Dillmann, August 2018
• Gustav Evertsson, September 2018
• Erik Johnson, October 2018, Misery Edition
• Chris Roddis, October 2018
• Olav Haugan, October 2018
• Adam Sachitano, October 2018,  Lemony Snicket and Misery Edition!
• Oleg Zvonarov, October 2018, and Misery Edition reprogrammed in Morse code!
• Gary Kaufman, November 2018
• Charles Seeholzer, November 2018, Misery Edition
• Eugene Parker, November 2018
• Sean Murphy (duckythescientist), November 2018
• Mark Mathis, December 2018
• Matthias Welwarsky, March 2019,
• @Ty881, March 2019
• Daniel Kold, April 2019
• Brandon Martinez, April 2019
• Jiří Stavělík, May 2019, from scratch using Attiny13
• Lloyd Longsworth, May 2019, Misery Edition
• Timothy Mauk, June 2019 
• Robert Lazarus, June 2019, Misery Edition
• Connie Stillinger, September 2019
• Philip Guldberg, November 2019
• Alexander Davis, November 2019
• Michael Foreman, January 2020
• Sammy Lin, February 2020
• Peter Schmid, April 2020
• Roy Sun, August 2020
• Tracy Albers, August 2020
• Bradley Copp, September 2020
• Ilay Levi, November 2020
• Ryan Lehrman, August 2022
• Casey Williams, January 2023
• CoD_Segfault, February 2023
• Fiona Parker, August 2023