When Dictionary.com launched in 1995, which innovative market strategy did it use to quickly establish itself as a leading online language resource?

The digital transformation of language resources has dramatically changed how we access linguistic information. Before smartphone apps and integrated search tools, dedicated websites revolutionized how we looked up definitions and explored language. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the pioneering online language platforms and its market entry strategy.

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It purchased the rights to the Random House Dictionary, becoming the first major online dictionary with professionally edited content
It created a crowdsourced model where users could submit definitions, predating Wikipedia's approach by six years
It launched exclusively as a premium subscription service with academic institutions as its primary target market
It pioneered affiliate marketing by partnering with early search engines to provide definitions for highlighted terms in search results