Do you donate money to wikipedia?

I did it. I use Wikipedia a lot and feel good about donating to it.

I am also tempted to donate right now, I use it all the time and I think it is one of the handiest websites out there. I have a random wiki set as my homepage, and therefore everytime I open Safari I learn something new. It’s great. I should donate, but I probably won’t. It’s been a really bad month in the restaurant biz around here.

Nice site but too many other pressing charitable calls. And I have a whole world of references to use (although I do use Wikipedia at times too.)

I have never donated money to Wiki, but I have donated my time editing and contributing to articles there. I’m an editor at heart, so it’s rewarding.

I like Wikipedia and I use it, but quite honestly I don’t put great faith in it’s content. I have seen articles obviously written by English-as-a-second language users, that probably would be pulled by Fluther. I have seen minor and middle-if-the-road misinformations.

Quite frankly I use Wiki because I’m lazy. There is better, more complete information available on the internet if we just take the time to seek it out. Wiki is a great information site that just facilitates human laziness.

You see, I’m torn, so I won’ be donating.

Money is so tight I don’t donate to many places, so No.

Yes .

Yes. Services/software like Wikipedia that are valuable to me are worth more than the $5 I donated.

I do and have for a long time. I also contribute my time checking up on references to make sure they are valid. I often find fake references.

If I used it more I would be more inclined to give it serious thought. I really don’t use it much.

Yes.