Wikipedia doesn't need my cash

I have blogged before about why I like to support as many of the small, independent developers that I can. Specifically those who develop software that I actually use. Nothing is really free, and people have taken a lot of time and effort to produce some of the amazing tools I use every day. Of course, as part of that I review my support regularly. I want to ensure my hard-earned cash is being fairly distributed. WikipediaThis is not a small affair by any means. I think it is one of the most visited web sites in the world. That requires quite a chunk of cash to keep the wheels turning. I enjoy reading Wikipedia, and browsing through articles. I can spend a relaxing thirty minutes on a random topic, and all the other articles that it spawns. I made the decision to support Wikipedia. I appreciate that I am paying for their infrastructure, as most of the articles are by volunteers like you and I. Recently I have read that the Mediawiki foundation (the corporate behind Wikipedia) fired…