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"Posters for your walls & money for Wikipedia" & "Buy poster and support wikipedia" seems to strongly imply that the money is directly supporting Wikipedia. Sur
by HyprMusic 14y ago
"Posters for your walls & money for Wikipedia" & "Buy poster and support wikipedia" seems to strongly imply that the money is directly supporting Wikipedia. Sure he posts the figures but in an overly confusing manner and as part of the small print. If he's going to be pushing the fact that your money is supporting Wikipedia then he needs to be very clear about the cut he is getting. At no point does he directly state he is getting a cut, or how much - he leaves it up to the purchaser to work out.
- netcan 14y agoCome on. That "small print" is at the top of the page. Apart from the title it is the only text!
- HyprMusic 14y agoStill less than half the size of the main text. If I had it on a donation bucket with "Cancer research" and then below it I had "Bucket cost $5, stickers for bucket cost $2. That's $7. 60% of the $10 average donation will go directly to Cancer Research." in much smaller font - do you think people wouldn't feel misled that I'm getting 40% of the profit?