Donate to Wikipedia: Keep it Ad-Free!

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The forum discussion emphasizes the importance of maintaining Wikipedia as an ad-free platform. Participants express their commitment to donating small amounts, typically between $5 to $20, to support the site. The conversation highlights that individuals from less affluent backgrounds often contribute, contrasting with wealthier individuals who tend to refrain from donating. This collective effort aims to preserve Wikipedia's integrity and accessibility for all users.

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  • Understanding of nonprofit funding models
  • Familiarity with online donation platforms
  • Knowledge of the impact of advertising on user experience
  • Awareness of Wikipedia's operational structure
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  • Research effective nonprofit fundraising strategies
  • Explore the implications of advertising on digital platforms
  • Learn about Wikipedia's funding and donation processes
  • Investigate community-driven funding models for online resources
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This discussion is beneficial for nonprofit managers, digital marketers, and anyone interested in the sustainability of ad-free online platforms.

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I think it is important to keep wikipida as is , who wants it to be a place for advertisements, i for one have given a donation to keep it as is, so why not give the price of a cup of coffee,
 
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I normally donate to wikipedia as well.. Not much though (5 or 10usd), since I'm a student and we're pretty poor, so the legend says.
 
mkay said:
I normally donate to wikipedia as well.. Not much though (5 or 10usd), since I'm a student and we're pretty poor, so the legend says.

It is usually the less well off that contributes to these things, the rich keep their money in their pockets:rolleyes:..
 
I donate - just few bucks - every year.
 
I donated $20 a couple of years ago and will like do it again.
 

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