Larry Sanger

He agreed and agreed.

And then after that, you know, he became like this massively influential figure, like a media figure who is followed and so forth.

And when he would weigh in on Wikipedia, people would listen and so forth.

I can easily imagine this happening.

And then, of course, there are death threats, right?

Well, should Wikipedia then give such a person a security detail?

Yeah, they should.

It's that important.

I suppose they should.

They've got the money for it, actually.

They're collecting $200 million.

And if...

There was a need for it, and I'm sure the money could be found for that use in particular.

But I mean, obviously, that's not the case for most journalists.

But we have to acknowledge that these people are powerful.

It's ridiculous to suppose that just because they use these sort of tweed 1990s gamer handles, right, that therefore it's –

They are just, you know, powerless college students or something, you know, basement dwellers.

Probably they're being paid by, you know, Microsoft or, you know, Germany or the CIA or whatever.

Right.

It was discovered in 2007 by the wiki scanner.