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Febuary 15th, 2001: The beginning of Wikipedia

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Febuary 15th, 2001: The beginning of Wikipedia

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Wikipedia actually began on Febuary 15th of 2001 as the smaller web page in early development known as Nupedia. But the actual first edits and posts made to the actual site came on with Febuary 21st of 2001. The original edits and posting to the new domain came from the original developers of the site Nupedia, Larry Sanger and Jimmy Wales. They developed their inspiration from Rick Gates who developed one of the original concepts for an online Encyclopedia in the early time span of the community. Then the shift from Nupedia to Wikipedia came in late 2001 in which the license of Nupedia was changed to Wikipedia in which the idea for wiki was gained from Ward Cunningham. This was the early development of the website, Wikipedia.

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The inspiration from Wikipedia has been in development since the first groupings of knowledge in public libraries. This is when the idea for a digital encyclopedia was developed by Rick Gates in 1993. But then the idea for a "free to use" encyclopedia came in 1995 when it was developed by Richard Stallman. He was the original founder and developer of the "free" market for information. He had the belief that information should be available to the public and should not be withheld and sold to the public. This was where Larry Sanger and Jimmy Wales.

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The main aspects of Wikipedias development that pushed the company name out into the general public was the low cost it was to access the information. Wikipedia uses a donation system to gain support and doesn't demand profits from the visitors to their page. The Wikipedia page made sure to emphasize the importance of public ownership of information, which made it simple for the public to access information. The low restrictions for the general public to access decades of information made the website extremely popular as anyone was able to edit the information and add research to the website.

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Wikipedia mainly does not use any sort of land to run the site. But as the site began to gain popularity, they had to develop and construct a headquarters for their operations. In 2001, the Wikipedia headquarters were constructed in the city of San Fransisco. It was develop to concentrate all the forms of revenue. The concept for the headquarters was developed by Jimmy Wales with the goal of centralizing the labor and the non-profit donations of the company. This is where the labor factor of production comes into play.

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This factor of production is one of the more unrecognized aspects of Wikipedias production and the maintenance of their actual platform. BBC.com claims in their blog about the Wikipedia workforce that their main rules when it comes to maintaining their website "Wikipedia is self-policing and relies on its community of volunteer editors to improve the quality and accuracy of the pages over time. It's the "wisdom of crowds" principle in action. Writers are encouraged to back up factual statements with verifiable references and authoritative sources as often as possible." The workforce is used to mainly maintain and make sure that they content that is posted by the public is appropriate for the site and is actually relevant to the topic that it has been posted too. And it isn't just the actual hired workforce that maintains and controls the site, but its the public as well. As I stated before, the creative genius of Wikipedia is that the public control what information is posted on the site and that is where the innovation comes in. It is the online users and sponsors of the site that enter the information into the site for the public to access, which means that the public is also apart of their workforce.

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The next factor of production comes in the form of Wikipedias capital. The main form of capital that Wikipedia uses is the type of software that the site itself actually uses and then the types of computers and technology that they utilize in the headquarters of Wikipedia. The type of software that the site itself actually uses would be the MediaWiki software that allows other third-party websites to access the site and then post any information that is deemed appropriate. Other types of capital that is held by Wikipedia is the land that is owned by the company for their headquarters along with the workforce of almost 550 employees maintaining the site and the actually asserts that they are in charge of.

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Factor of Production of #4: Entrepreneurship 

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Factor of Production of #4: Entrepreneurship 

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And the final factor of production that was used to maintain the site of Wikipedia and actually began the company itself was the entrepreneurship of the early creators. This began with the original creators of the site developing one of the biggest if not the biggest free, digital encyclopedia that is available to the general public. This came when the sight was launched and then developed. The site was pushed out via "word of mouth" type marketing and simple sponsorships from the general public. This was what fueled the development of the site and the entrepreneurial ideas of the site itself. It was the original developers that gained the idea for a centralized headquarters for Wikipedia with the goal of being able to exchange the ideas of their workforce and also manage the site in a proper way. This was the ways that the entrepreneurs of the site maintained the site and shaped it into the site it is today.