Wikipedia doesnt recognize us

vjlenin · Post by **vjlenin** » Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:02 am

As a writer here, I have a suggestion. We have no place on Wikipedia. Wikipedia doesnt recognize Constant-content as yet. I gues one of us should create an article regarding our site, and put it in wikipedia. Also have some keywords to get us properly marketed. Also, Ed, Constant, being a new member, I love to know the history of CC. Would some of you post a blog article or something regarding CC, how it came to business, when it started, and more interesting info on CC? Sure many newbies here tasting success would love to know this.

Love Lenin

darcylogan · Post by **darcylogan** » Sun Mar 16, 2008 7:44 pm

Wikipedia doesn't recognize CC because CC is not posting articles. It would be similar to someone posting a link to a book on Amazon.com.

Darcy

Elizabeth Ann West · Post by **Elizabeth Ann West** » Sun Mar 16, 2008 10:37 pm

I don't know, eBay has a wiki article, and I don't see any reason why factual information about Constant-Content would be against the wiki rules. It can't be advertising i.e. "We offer the best rates on freelance writing" etc. It can be informative etc. as there is an article on freelancing (general, not specific to writing).

Post by **constant-content** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 4:40 am

History..... hmmmm

Established in 2004 by Chris Ross
for those of you who want to look at the old design:
http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www ... ontent.com
(this is a great site for looking at how sites used to look)
Over 13,000 writers and 15,000 articles
in late 2007 added a multimedia section
in March 2008... to be continued

I have nothing else

Feel free to create an entry in wikipedia i think at one point i tried a long time ago but I prob did a very poor job.

Elizabeth Ann West · Post by **Elizabeth Ann West** » Mon Mar 17, 2008 6:48 am

I would also think it is worth noting the site is an evolving one. Just in the short few months I have been here, features have been added etc. all based on buyer and writer feedback.