You can get into britannica.com for free with a netpass from: http://news.congoo.com
It also gets you into wall street journal, mornignstar and those other subscription sites for free. I thought this was a good tip.
Posted by Robin Davis at February 10, 2007 06:28 PMBehold the power of the ignorant masses! And people complain about *Wikipedia's* reliability...
Anyway, yes, the project is not going to shut down in four months. What Devouard means is that four months goes fast, and they need a lot more money, soon, before they can think about future plans; 2008 and beyond, and the ongoing need for expansion and desire for new projects.
Posted by Anonymous at February 10, 2007 07:26 PMI'd had a look at their 501C3 tax forms, and found that $40,000 figure for web hosting very hard to believe. $200,000 sounds a lot more like it. But I still don't understand how the 2005 figure could be $40,000. Was it maybe an accounting mistake?
Posted by Kathryn Cramer at February 11, 2007 09:24 AMKathryn: It's fiscal 2005, which is mid-2004 to mid-2005. I think the explanation is that Wikipedia wasn't as prominent then, and the hosting was not a huge expense.