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1870-Today Ohio State University (OSU)
2014-Today Everipedia
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2006-Today Citizendium
2008-2010 Sanger headed the development of WatchKnowLearn from 2008 to 2010.
2010 In December 2010 Sanger said he considered WikiLeaks "enemies of the U.S. - not just the government, but the people."
2010 Larry Sanger's accusations focused on images in the Lolicon and pedophilia categories, the latter of which contained explicit drawings of sexual acts between adults and children by French artist Martin van Maele (1863-1926).
2010 Sanger denied that the letter was an attempt to undermine Wikipedia, but did confirm it was an attempt to force a policy change for labeling or eliminating "adult" content on Wikipedia.
2010 Sanger sent a letter to the FBI detailing his concern that Wikimedia Commons was hosting child pornography in its pedophilia and lolicon categories later clarified as "obscene visual representations of the abuse of children".
2010 This ranged from assertions that he had mislabeled lolicon as child pornography to the contention that his actions were an attack on the Wikimedia Foundation, caused by his history with Wikipedia and his own competing online encyclopedia, Citizendium.
2010-2012 In 2010 and 2011, Larry Sanger continued working on developing a web-based reading-tutorial application for beginning readers which was launched as Reading Bear in 2012.
2010-Today Reporting of child pornography images on Wikimedia Commons
2012 Sanger told FoxNews.com that, in 2012, he worked with NetSpark to get them to donate or heavily discount its pornographic image filtering technology for use by Wikipedia.
2012-Today Reading Bear
2017 Sanger told Inverse in December 2017 that Everipedia is "going to change the world in a dramatic way, more than Wikipedia did."
Larry Singer has worked at the WatchKnowLearn project, a non-profit organization which focuses on educating young children using educational videos and other media on the web.
Sanger was the executive director of the system.
Shortly after Sanger posted the letter in public, criticism came in from multiple sources.
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