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'''[[MisesWiki:About|Mises Wiki]]''' is a [[wiki]] project dedicated to the advancement of the [[Austrian School|Austrian School of Economics]] and related thought. Sponsored by the [[Mises Institute|Ludwig von Mises Institute]] and founded on 5 November 2010, the repository now has {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles.  We are always looking for more contributors – to begin, you can experiment in the [[MisesWiki:Sandbox|sandbox]], edit an existing article, or start a new one. See also the [[MisesWiki:Community portal|Community portal]] for information about the project.
'''The Austrian Economics Wiki''' is an independent continuation of the '''Mises Wiki''', a [[wiki]] project dedicated to the advancement of the [[Austrian School|Austrian School of Economics]] and related thought. The original was founded on 5 November 2010 and was sponsored by the [[Mises Institute|Ludwig von Mises Institute]]. This site is maintained independently and is '''not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by''' the Mises Institute. Its {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles are the Mises Wiki corpus as it stood in February 2014, restored here with full revision history and original authorship. Editing is closed while the project is being rebuilt. See the [[{{ns:project}}:About|about page]] and the [[{{ns:project}}:Community portal|community portal]] for more about the project.


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