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    Default Wikipedia Needs $16 Million to Remain Ad Free

    Not many of us click on the plea from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales that always sits on the top of each page, but it seems this time the need for money is serious. The Wikimedia Foundation told Techland that they need $16 million to remain ad free.

    Read more: http://techland.com/2010/11/15/wikip...#ixzz15R4eVPGy
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    Always read the plea and try to donate to keep it ad free :)

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    Did you donate or just tried? ;)

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    I was wondering how they were going to monetize the site, seems everyone wants to be the next Google

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    Nah! I don't believe Wiki wants to be the next Google but the only Wiki ;)

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    Why don't they just put a few advertisements on the non-adult oriented pages? Even just small ads will let them earn billions and won't hurt their reputation (not in my opinion ;))

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    Yeah, that's one option... nobody will notice either :D

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    Yes, instead of taking out begging bowl now and again, they should just take some adverts :)
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    whew that's a lot of money

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