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[[Image:Lsanger02sm.jpg|left|]] Hi there!  Larry Sanger here.  I'm the Editor-in-Chief of the ''[[Citizendium]].''  I am also currently, and temporarily, serving as Chair of the [[CZ:Editorial Council|Editorial Council]].  If you have a question, I'll try to answer, but you might want to try the [http://smf.citizendium.org/ Forums] first if I don't answer instantly.  I'm happy to report that I'm extremely busy!
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[[Image:Lsanger02sm.jpg|left|]] Hi there!  Larry Sanger here.  My [[CZ:Charter|official]] title is now Founding Editor-in-Chief of the ''[[Citizendium]].''  I started this thing, but I'm no longer in any official leadership capacity.  I'm happy to be able to report that the project now enjoys an existence independent of me, per my own previously-announced intentions back in 2006.  My best wishes go with this very worthy project!


You can read more about me at [http://www.Larrysanger.org my personal home page.]  I have a Ph.D. in [[Philosophy]] from Ohio State and a passion for [[Irish traditional music]].  I was born in the [[Seattle]] area and grew up in [[Anchorage, Alaska]].
I'm happy to report that I'm extremely busy!  You can add to my shameful backlog of e-mail at larry <at> sanger.io.


I do not claim any sort of editorship other than being Editor-in-Chief, I'm afraid, not even in philosophy or the Internet.  I am too long out of doing any serious research.
You can read more about me at [http://www.larrysanger.org my personal home page and blog.]  I have a Ph.D. in [[Philosophy]] from Ohio State and a passion for [[Irish traditional music]].  I was born in the [[Seattle]] area and grew up in [[Anchorage, Alaska]].


== Suggestion box ==
In 2008-10 I slowly ramped up my work on what became [http://www.watchknowlearn.org WatchKnowLearn.org,] a project to organize educational videos for PreK-12 education.  I also posted a 140-page essay, free of charge, called ''[http://www.larrysanger.org/reading.html How and Why I Taught My Toddler to Read.]'' In October 2011 I launched [http://www.readingbear.org/ Reading Bear,] a free reading tutorial for children. I have since worked on a variety of Internet projects as founder and as consultant. As of 2020, I am a consultant at [https://sanger.io Sanger Consulting].


Got a suggestion for me personally?  I mean, you can use the [http://forum.citizendium.org Forums] to make any suggestion, but if there is some big sweeping change or project or idea that probably ain't gonna happen if I don't get behind it, please let me know at [[User talk:Larry Sanger/Suggestion Box|Suggestion Box]].
== Idea for a new sort of approval notice ==
See [[User talk:Larry Sanger/Approved in pagehist]]
Discuss [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,831.msg6349.html#msg6349 here.]
== Status ==
Wednesday, May 30: ''still'' working on proposals (finished one, though); preparing for four different presentations in June.
== Jane Addams College of Social Work ==
Dr. Sanger,
I saw your note regarding the Jane Addams College of Social Work article.  I wrote this article, and actually, posted it on both sites.  According to the respective timestamps (and if they are both accurate), I uploaded it here two minutes after uploading it to Wikipedia.  I had asked Matt Innis if I could post it both here and on Wikipedia, or if it was a conflict of interest.  His reply is on my [[User_talk:George_Krieger | talk page]].  My understanding is that since I wrote the article myself, I did not need to check the box.  I did not mean to do anything wrong, but, strictly speaking, this content is not from Wikipedia, it's from me.
Please let me know how to proceed in the future with this type of situation.  As I said, I did ask an established editor what to do, and followed his advice to not mark the content as being from Wikipedia.  To avoid conflict, I would simply create articles here and not mirror them on Wikipedia.
Thank you,
[[User:George Krieger|George Krieger]] 14:36, 29 May 2007 (CDT)
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The account of this former contributor was not re-activated after the server upgrade of March 2022.


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Hi there! Larry Sanger here. My official title is now Founding Editor-in-Chief of the Citizendium. I started this thing, but I'm no longer in any official leadership capacity. I'm happy to be able to report that the project now enjoys an existence independent of me, per my own previously-announced intentions back in 2006. My best wishes go with this very worthy project!

I'm happy to report that I'm extremely busy! You can add to my shameful backlog of e-mail at larry <at> sanger.io.

You can read more about me at my personal home page and blog. I have a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Ohio State and a passion for Irish traditional music. I was born in the Seattle area and grew up in Anchorage, Alaska.

In 2008-10 I slowly ramped up my work on what became WatchKnowLearn.org, a project to organize educational videos for PreK-12 education. I also posted a 140-page essay, free of charge, called How and Why I Taught My Toddler to Read. In October 2011 I launched Reading Bear, a free reading tutorial for children. I have since worked on a variety of Internet projects as founder and as consultant. As of 2020, I am a consultant at Sanger Consulting.

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