Why is Wikipedia now asking for donations?
Why is Wikipedia asking for donations all of a sudden?
Question That Contains Assumptions: Why does Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, not admit that Wikipedia has raised more than enough money to do away with constant cyber-begging? Why do people donate to charities anonymously? Why do people donate to charity? How can I donate to Wikipedia? Why do we respect philanthropists when they could have donated money anonymously? How does Wikipedia earn money? Is it selfish to donate money to charity? Why is Wikipedia not reliable? How will Wikipedia earn money? Why doesn't Wikipedia just run ads? Why does the Toronto Public Library accept book donations? What could the Wikimedia Foundation do to help rare language Wikipedias? Could they pay money to top contributors in contrary to their usual policy? Why do people vandalize Wikipedia? Why Wikipedia does not have any ads, and why don't they have paid content? How does Wikipedia work? How much money does Wikipedia cost on a yearly basis? How much of charity donation doesn't end up with those who need it? How would you monetize Wikipedia if it wasn't a non-profit? How was Wikipedia created? How many Quorians became Wikipedia donors after reading some of Jimmy Wales' answers here? How is Wikipedia possible? How wikipedia earn money without publishing ads in their website? Is it rude to ask for crowdfunding for things like vacations, trips, etc.? When celebrities/rich people donate money to charity, is the tax deduction they receive ever their incentive? Should big companies donate more to the charities? Why are you reading a Wikipedia article? Is it rude to ask for crowdfunding for things like vacations, trips, etc? How do I get people to donate things for a fundraiser? Should big companies donate more to charities? What happens when you decide to give to charity?