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Yeah, I'm just brainstorming. The last thing I want to do is hurt wikipedia.
Part of the problem is... is anyone here actually on craigslist on a regular basis? I might get on if I have a toaster to get rid of but I'm not part of the community that would actually be affected by the ads.
Interesting. Are non-profits not allowed to sell advertising space to raise money for their cause? That seems like part of the tax code that damn well ought to be fixed.
Me? No. Too ugly & unusable, and I have no need of its services.
It's difficult for non-profits; they are after all being held to higher standards to ensure they are genuinely charitable. They have to remember the 'public support' criteria the IRS applies (ie. no sugar-daddies), and their >5% disbursement requirements; I assume there are other issues. Mozilla had to set up a for-profit subsidiary which somehow channels the money back to the Mozilla foundation, IIRC.
Good point