--- title: "Which came first, email or Wikipedia?" description: "email vs Wikipedia: email came first, by 30 years — 1971 against 2001. What happened in each case, and why the dates are often given differently." url: https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-wikipedia/ site: "At One Place" --- # Which came first, email or Wikipedia? **Which came first, email or Wikipedia?: email** 1971 — 30 years before Wikipedia email came first, by 30 years. Ray Tomlinson sent the first message between two computers and chose the @ sign. ## Side by side | | email | Wikipedia | | --- | --- | --- | | Year | 1971 | 2001 | | Date | — | 2001-01-15 | | Category | technology | technology | | What happened | Ray Tomlinson sent the first message between two computers and chose the @ sign. | Wikipedia launched as a side project to feed a different encyclopedia. | ## email Messages had been left for other users of the same machine since the mid-1960s. What Tomlinson did in 1971 was send one between two different computers on ARPANET, and pick @ to separate the user from the host because it was the only preposition on the keyboard that could not appear in a name. He did not record the first message and later said it was probably "QWERTYUIOP" or similar. Email is eighteen years older than the Web. ## Wikipedia Wikipedia launched in January 2001 as a scratchpad for Nupedia, a peer-reviewed encyclopedia project started in 2000 that had produced about two dozen articles in a year. The wiki produced more than that in its first month and Nupedia was abandoned in 2003. Wikipedia is older than Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and the iPhone. ## Common questions ### Which came first, email or Wikipedia? email, by 30 years — 1971 against 2001. ### When did email start? 1971. Ray Tomlinson sent the first message between two computers and chose the @ sign. ### When did Wikipedia start? 2001. Wikipedia launched as a side project to feed a different encyclopedia. ## Related pages - [Apple or email?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/apple-vs-email/) - [Apple or Wikipedia?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/apple-vs-wikipedia/) - [the internet (ARPANET) or email?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/arpanet-vs-email/) - [the internet (ARPANET) or Wikipedia?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/arpanet-vs-wikipedia/) - [email or Pakistan?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-pakistan/) - [email or India?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-india/) - [email or Microsoft?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-microsoft/) - [email or the Macintosh?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-macintosh/) - [email or Windows?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-windows/) - [email or the World Wide Web?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-world-wide-web/) - [email or Python?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-python/) - [email or Java?](https://atoneplace.net/which-came-first/email-vs-java/) ## Sources - Wikidata — Wikimedia Foundation (https://www.wikidata.org/) [CC0 1.0]