Patrick JamesWikipedia solicits money from supporters in all sorts of ways, but, as Information Is Beautiful illustrates with the following infographic, there's one approach that brings in the big bucks: "Please read: A personal appeal from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales."
How can this be?
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Now he's in the same club with Hitler and you.
