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Same could be said about the staff, at this point this thing should run itself and require very little maintenance. Instead the leaders are spending 67 million
by Jyaif 3y ago
Same could be said about the staff, at this point this thing should run itself and require very little maintenance.
Instead the leaders are spending 67 million in salaries in order to justify their own fat paychecks.
Now I know that people are doing the same kind of shenanigans in the private sector, but at least in the private sector they aren't getting money by begging and misleading the commoners about how they are about to run out of money and they need your support to keep existing <insert sad jimbo wales face>
- rsynnott 3y ago> at this point this thing should run itself and require very little maintenance. This is a very popular belief about established web services. From time to time someone tries it; it rarely works out well. Rather glad Wikipedia isn’t doing the “you have to log in to use it, also we’ll rate limit you if you don’t pay for Wikipedia verified, and it will also randomly go down a lot” thing that Twitter is trying in an attempt to make this work.