March 05, 2008Winter Fundraiser, Day 10Another $270 came in yesterday which brings the total for the fundraiser to $1,439.26. The goal is $2,000 by the end of Friday, so there is still $560 to go. As I've mentioned before, if the fundraiser doesn't hit $2,000 by then, I'll need to scale back my work on this site significantly. How much work do I do here? In February, I wrote over 30,000 words on this site. Obviously there was a lot of news last month, but that output is about half of the average book and probably about half of the average annual output of a lot of people who make a living writing for magazines and newspapers. Just offering some perspective. So with $560 to go, I'd really appreciate it if readers who have not contributed to day would step with contributions of $10, $15 or $25. A lot of small contributions can go a long way very quickly. Those of you who've contacted me for my mailing address, please send in your checks as soon as possible. It'd be a big help in determining where the heck this fundraiser stands. Thanks to all of you who've contributed already. For those of you who'd like to contribute, there's a PayPal button on the right or contact me by email for a snail mail address. Thanks for your support. Posted by Philip Dawdy at March 5, 2008 12:05 AM
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What's the situation as far as getting ads, from another vendor, back on your site? Posted by: Masale.Wallah at March 5, 2008 08:20 AMwell if this screen went dark for a week i bet ppl would think twice about not donating 5 or 10 bucks. with the alaska lilly trial starting, it would be a shame no one could come here for round the clock updates, and access to the data in the zyprexa documents. anyone using this site for that reason should hit the paypal twice or pay 300 bucks to watch the live feed a day from the trial. Posted by: Stephany at March 5, 2008 07:43 PMPost a comment
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