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Larry Sanger has a question about Citizendium: Suppose we grow to Wikipedian size. This is possible, however probable you think it might be...

Larry Sanger's Citizendium project was an interesting experiment in forking Wikipedia, which has now evolved into something else. Here&...

I've written a number of times about Citizendium, Larry Sanger's fascinating project to create a new kind of user-generated online r...

Citizendium is a wonderful test of many things, and it just became even more interesting because it has decided to unfork itself from Wikip...

The Citizendium project is nothing if not intriguing. The drip-feed of information about it doesn't hurt in terms of provoking interest...

Citizendium , Larry Sanger's Wikipedia fork, is opening its doors, albeit in a very controlled sort of way, as a private alpha. At leas...

At the end of last year, I asked whether Wikipedia might fork. The answer is " yes ". Update 1 : Here 's Clay Shirky on why h...

Remember Nupedia ? No, not many people do. But it was the trail-blazing precursor of Wikipedia. Apparently the code is open source, and ...

Larry Sanger has a useful round-up of stories that are mostly related to Wikipedia. Among them is one that I'd not seen. It's an ...

I'm a big fan of Wikipedia; I use it several times a day. But that does not mean I am blind to its manifest (and manifold) faults. It ...

Larry Sanger (who does) explains to Jason Calcanis (who doesn't) what all this open content is really about - and why it isn't goin...

Larry Sanger's name has cropped up several times on this blog, so I was delighted to interview him recently for The Guardian . You c...

The Digital Universe - a kind of "When Larry ( Sanger ) left Jimmy ( Wales )" story - remains a somewhat nebulous entity. In som...

That's the first thought that sprung to my mind when I read that something called rather grandly Digital Universe is to be launched ear...