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> Most of what they do is host the work of others, who are not paid. Have you actually read their annual report lately? I don't follow what they do at this poi
by Alex3917 9y ago
> Most of what they do is host the work of others, who are not paid.
Have you actually read their annual report lately? I don't follow what they do at this point, but the last time I checked many of their contributors were paid.
- QAPereo 9y agoUnless they’re one of the 300 employees splitting that salary, winning awards, or under the ~3mil of specialist services.... If the latter, then they still account for a fraction of the budget. Bull. Shit. An operation which could be run for about 5 mil is running an order of magnitude higher for no discernible change in service.
- tonyztan 9y agoThe vast majority of people who write Wikipedia articles are unpaid. We are all volunteers, writing with our own time. In fact, paid editing must be disclosed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Paid-contribution_disclosure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Paid-contribution_di....