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This question is loaded. It still should turn a profit so other than growth and or interviewing it also allows it to operate as long as it’s burn rate does not

This question is loaded. It still should turn a profit so other than growth and or interviewing it also allows it to operate as long as it’s burn rate does not exceed its cash on hand. Let’s say tomorrow the government required websites like Wikipedia to implement an content policy to limit disinformation and they operated with no profits. Then there would be a crazy donation drive while they are going like mad to implement the policy for compliance.

akolbe 5y ago
Have a look at this graphic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation#/media/File:WMF_Support_and_Revenue,_Expenses_and_Net_Assets_at_Year_End.jpg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Foundation#/media/Fi... Note that this does not include the $100+ million Wikimedia Endowment.