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Jeremy Rosenfeld

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Jeremy Rosenfeld was an employee of Bomis who, according to Jimmy Wales, the founder and President of Wikimedia Foundation, was the one who first hatched the idea of having Misplaced Pages. Larry Sanger would later develop the idea together with Wales. Sanger claims it was his own idea, saying in 2005: "Who is Jeremy Rosenfeld? I'm afraid I don't remember, but I don't have a very good memory for names. Was he one of the people doing link weeding for Bomis?"

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