Jim Schuler wisely stated:
Might depend on tax law. If I remember correctly
(it's been 15 years since
I dealt with this), 501(c) and 501(c)(3) tax-exempt and private foundations
can run afoul of the IRS if there is a clear indication of active
discrimination.
But then also stated:
In this case, I don't see any evidence of an
active policy
of discrimination...
There actually *is* a fairly active policy of discrimination that's been
carried out for the
past few months.
Employees of public relations firms are not allowed to edit Wikipedia.
Wrong. Spam and POV hagiographies are banned, *regardless* of who posts
them.
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