Yeah it's so ridiculous seeing them ask for "donations" (which they just pocket) when the running costs for the next century are already in the bank.

They pretend it is a charity, but it isn't. It all just goes to shareholders.

"It all just goes to shareholders"

What is this nonsense? It's a non-profit. There are literally no shareholders.

	▲	goodmythical an hour ago \| parent [-]
		s/shareholders/employees There (wikimedia) public financials aren't particularly detailed, just the base required, but even they are damning. The spent $4,767,366 on hosting. Sounds like a lot? It's there smallest expense. They spent $6,768,621 on travel and conferences, $9,645,387 on donation processing, $20,373,682 on professional services, and $127,467,261 on salaries/wages. There financials do not support the "woe is us we're dieing worse than ever before and no one supports us" banners.