Tim Starling wrote:
The press release, and the text posted by Angela in various locations, was certainly not clear on the nature of the agreement, especially regarding the rules relating to placement. Accordingly, I've updated the page on Wikipedia on the subject, with some help from Jimbo:
Thanks, that's a great deal clearer! As I've mentioned previously, the initial press release sounded greatly like Answers paid to get their tool prominently displayed on Wikipedia.
Now it turns out that Answers are simply making a new tool with advertising, and are giving some of the revenue to the Foundation, and are asking nicely if we'd put the tool on the Tools page.
Hopefully the lesson learnt from this is that the detail should be provided right from the beginning, rather than confusingly-worded which creates false impressions right from the start.
Chris