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Wikipedia. I'd pay a pretty penny for that.

• baddox 19y ago
  That's one that didn't immediately come to mind for me. I gotta admit, I almost certainly would pay for that (although it's almost completely hypothetical since paying for it goes completely against the entire philosophy of the service, and if it had always been a pay service, it wouldn't be as extensive).
  • aardvarkious 19y ago
    If you did have to pay (I realize this is hypothetical), what if they charged per article you read and you got a free read when you contributed? Or part of a free article when you edited. Would that help to keep it extensive?
    • derefr 19y ago
      It would increase the noise. People would make nonsense edits just to be able to read articles.
• RK 19y ago
  They do accept donations. http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Donate http://wikimediafoundation.org/wiki/Donate
  • yan 19y ago
    Who said I don't regularly donate?
    • pchristensen 19y ago
      No one, it's just a fairly safe assumption.
      • yan 19y ago
        You're right. I should have phrased my original comment differently.