So what else is being sold? Citizendium and everything2? Britannica
and Encarta? There are vast differences between Wikipedia and the
aforementioned, and don't forget that Encarta is no more.
Wikipedia's "USP" is that there is no other widely-recognized online
repository of straightforward information about almost any subject someone
wants to look up. So actually, "you've heard of us" is a USP -- that it
ranks so high on Google means it is highly convenient. Frequently, that's
the most important SP of all.
On Sun, Sep 26, 2010 at 6:16 PM, Tony Sidaway <tonysidaway(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks, somebody finally came out and gave the
explanation without
which this thread made very little sense.
Of course Wikipedia's unique selling point is its enormous community
of dedicated editors. Anybody could take a copy of our content, but
maintaining it would require a living community and that's what we
have.
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