I'm curious. Seems to me most of the donators are people who are a mix of these general traits:
A) Editors, usually prolific ones, with entries entered into the database.
B) Earlier Join Dates.
C) Otherwise very active in the community (post counts, conventions, panels, articles or guides, etc, etc...)
It also appears there just aren't very many of us talking or communicating with each other. And the percentage according to the stats versus the amount of registered org members is tiny. I guess less than 1200 total out of 800,000 registered members? But I don't know a thousand editors that have donated, so am I wrong? And the stats only track people who donate at least $12 annually, so what about the people who sent Phade $5 and nothing more?
And finally, since Golden Donut become operational, just how much money has been actually raised? And how much does the Org need? I've yet to see a "Donate or Die" fundraiser for the Org, is it that we don't need it? Surely there are admittedly personal reasons I ask. I've donated all of $24 and, frankly, I could do more if it was needed, but I cannot figure out for the life of me how much money is needed. Not wanted, not "would be nice to have," but actually needed.
Doki, Kusoyaro, does anyone have these details?












