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Did WinRar ever try to break a union
Only into a mutlipart rar file.
... like WikiMedia Foundation has. (to be clear)
Kinda pointless to unionize when it's run by two brothers and there are, as far as I know, no other employees.
Wikimedia Foundation has 650 enployees as of 2025.
One chance to guess where I got this from
You went to your local library and read the 2026 lexicon?
GPT?
Honestly didn't stop me from donating, ultimately no one was fired and while it does sound scummy I have yet to see an alternative to Wikipedia that isn't run by grifters or looneys.
Except for Brooke Vibber and other union organizers.