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Citizendium's<ref>http://www.citizendium.org/faq.html#introductory FAQ page</ref>, presumably speaking for Sanger, describes him as a "Wikipedia co-founder." Digital Universe says, "He was the chief organizer of Wikipedia in its first year and played a key role in its creation."<ref>http://www.dufoundation.org/foundation-bios.php</ref>  He left Wikipedia after Wales cut his salary by 50% and founded [[Citizendium]].  

Citizendium's<ref>http://www.citizendium.org/faq.html#introductory FAQ page</ref>, presumably speaking for Sanger, describes him as a "Wikipedia co-founder." Digital Universe says, "He was the chief organizer of Wikipedia in its first year and played a key role in its creation."<ref>http://www.dufoundation.org/foundation-bios.php</ref>  He left Wikipedia after Wales cut his salary by 50% and founded [[Citizendium]].  

'''Wired'' says:

''Wired'' says:

{{quotebox|Wales started an Internet company called Bomis, a search engine and Web directory. He began hearing about the fledgling open source movement and wondered whether volunteers could create something besides software. So he recruited Larry Sanger, then an Ohio State University doctoral student in philosophy, whom he'd encountered on some listservs. He put Sanger on the Bomis payroll, and together they launched a free online encyclopedia called Nupedia.<ref>https://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.03/wiki.html?pg=3&topic=wiki&topic_set=</ref>}}

{{quotebox|Wales started an Internet company called Bomis, a search engine and Web directory. He began hearing about the fledgling open source movement and wondered whether volunteers could create something besides software. So he recruited Larry Sanger, then an Ohio State University doctoral student in philosophy, whom he'd encountered on some listservs. He put Sanger on the Bomis payroll, and together they launched a free online encyclopedia called Nupedia.<ref>https://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.03/wiki.html?pg=3&topic=wiki&topic_set=</ref>}}