Chris Whitten originally started this site in 2002 as "FAQ Farm: the question and answer co-op." The basic idea was the same as it is now: questions and answers are organically grown and through user interaction. The Q&A improves over time and the most popular questions in each category, the FAQs, float to the top. In 2004 we adapted Wikipedia's Mediawiki software for FAQ Farm. At that point we sometimes called the site "WikiFAQs" or "the wiki answers community" but kept the official name as FAQ Farm. In 2006 Chris sold the site to Answers.com. During a redesign at the start of 2007 Chris and the Answers.com folks officially changed the name to WikiAnswers.
No.
Chris Whitten, the founder of WikiAnswers, is a guy.
Chris Whitten, the founder of WikiAnswers, does not currently have any children.
The middle initial for Chris Whitten, the founder of WikiAnswers, is I.
Chris Whitten, the creator of WikiAnswers, is currently working on a website called WikiTree. He can be reached at chris (-at-) wikitree.com.
Chris Whitten
Although Chris Whitten is the creator of WikiAnswers, he no longer manages it. WikiAnswers is now part of Answers.com.
Yes, Chris Whitten is http://wiki.answers.com/Q/User:Chris
Yes, Chris Whitten has created successful websites such as WikiAnswers and WikiTree.
Chris Whitten, the founder of WikiAnswers, was born on September 15.
Chris Whitten, the founder of WikiAnswers and WikiTree, can be e-mailed at chris -(at)- wikitree.com. (Replace the -(at)- with @.)
Chris Whitten, the founder of WikiAnswers, is not a terrorist. And as far as we know, there is nobody named Chris Whitten on any terrorist watchlists.