Fundraising 2011/Banners and LPs

Fundraising 2011
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Jimmy Letter 002 (source) high priority	Published
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Jimmy Mail (source) variation of Jimmy Letter 002	Published
Brandon Letter (source)	Published
Alan Letter (source)	Published
Kaldari Letter (source)	Published
Karthik Letter (source)	Published
Thank You Mail (source)	Published
Thank You Page (source)	Published
Problems donating (source)	Published
Recurring giving (source)	Published
Sue Thank You (source)	Published
FAQ (source) low priority	Published
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Round one banners

1. Read Now
2. Please read:
   A personal appeal from
   Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales.
3. Please read:
   A personal appeal from
   Wikipedia programmer Brandon Harris
4. Please read:
   A personal appeal from
   an author of 2,463 Wikipedia articles
5. Please read:
   A personal appeal from
   an author of 549 Wikipedia articles
6. Please read:
   A personal appeal from
   Wikipedia programmer Ryan Kaldari
7. Please read:
   An appeal from our staff
8. Please read:
   A personal appeal from
   Wikipedia researcher Maryana Pinchuk

Round one LP headers

1. From Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales.
2. From Wikipedia programmer Brandon Harris
3. From Wikipedia author Alan Sohn
4. From Wikipedia author Susan Hewitt
5. From Wikipedia programmer Ryan Kaldari
6. From the Staff of the Wikimedia Foundation
7. From Wikipedia researcher Maryana Pinchuk

Where your donation goes

1. Where your donation goes
2. Technology: Servers, bandwidth, maintenance, development. Wikipedia is the #5 website in the world, and it runs on a fraction of what other top websites spend
3. People: The other top 10 websites have thousands of employees. We have fewer than 100, making your donation a great investment in a highly-efficient not-for-profit organization