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Miraheze is a wiki farm which allows users to easily spin up a white-labeled MediaWiki site. This allows users to avoid the headache of web hosting and wiki administration.

The problem with Miraheze is that it's volunteer-run and its costs are never paid for, so they must resort to begging for money in the same way that the Wikimedia Foundation has to, the foundation behind Wikipedia.

WeWrite solves the profitability problem with the donation-based reward system to monetize the work of wikis so that we never have to resort to begging, or advertisements as other wiki farms such as Fandom have to resort to.

By helping our writers make money, we'll make money. Simple as.

From July 2023, a banner from Miraheze:

"For almost eight years now, Miraheze has provided it's over 300,000+ users with free hosting. Help us keep going for eight more years and longer! We're powered 100% by donations from people just like you. We're grateful to keep seeing impressive year-over-year traffic and community growth. With our impressive growth though, we need more infrastructure to handle increased demand. We ask you, earnestly, consider chipping in £5, £10, £20, or whatever you can afford. If 550 of Miraheze's 300,000+ users gave only £12 (16.35 USD) once a year, Miraheze would exceed its budget requirements."

Miraheze is a wiki farm which allows users to easily spin up a white-labeled MediaWiki site. This allows users to avoid the headache of web hosting and wiki administration.

The problem with Miraheze is that it's volunteer-run and its costs are never paid for, so they must resort to begging for money in the same way that the Wikimedia Foundation has to, the foundation behind Wikipedia.

WeWrite solves the profitability problem with the donation-based reward system to monetize the work of wikis so that we never have to resort to begging, or advertisements as other wiki farms such as Fandom have to resort to.

By helping our writers make money, we'll make money. Simple as.

From July 2023, a banner from Miraheze:

"For almost eight years now, Miraheze has provided it's over 300,000+ users with free hosting. Help us keep going for eight more years and longer! We're powered 100% by donations from people just like you. We're grateful to keep seeing impressive year-over-year traffic and community growth. With our impressive growth though, we need more infrastructure to handle increased demand. We ask you, earnestly, consider chipping in £5, £10, £20, or whatever you can afford. If 550 of Miraheze's 300,000+ users gave only £12 (16.35 USD) once a year, Miraheze would exceed its budget requirements."

Miraheze is a wiki farm which allows users to easily spin up a white-labeled MediaWiki site. This allows users to avoid the headache of web hosting and wiki administration.

The problem with Miraheze is that it's volunteer-run and its costs are never paid for, so they must resort to begging for money in the same way that the Wikimedia Foundation has to, the foundation behind Wikipedia.

WeWrite solves the profitability problem with the donation-based reward system to monetize the work of wikis so that we never have to resort to begging, or advertisements as other wiki farms such as Fandom have to resort to.

By helping our writers make money, we'll make money. Simple as.

From July 2023, a banner from Miraheze:

"For almost eight years now, Miraheze has provided it's over 300,000+ users with free hosting. Help us keep going for eight more years and longer! We're powered 100% by donations from people just like you. We're grateful to keep seeing impressive year-over-year traffic and community growth. With our impressive growth though, we need more infrastructure to handle increased demand. We ask you, earnestly, consider chipping in £5, £10, £20, or whatever you can afford. If 550 of Miraheze's 300,000+ users gave only £12 (16.35 USD) once a year, Miraheze would exceed its budget requirements."

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