> Let's say their necessary engineering / admin cost was $20 million (a massive overestimate) On this site, you will find many who will breathlessly insist tha

> Let's say their necessary engineering / admin cost was $20 million (a massive overestimate) On this site, you will find many who will breathlessly insist that the only way to run a website at scale is through top tier engineering solutions developed by teams of highly paid engineers. I am not sure why the calculus changes so much for a non profit. Elsewhere in this thread, someone noted that they have $8 million in processing fees just for their donations. I have no idea what is the right number they should be spending, but I know their costs are much higher than servers and bandwidth.