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>>akolbe+(OP)
Sure but pointing out $350k executive salaries as somehow lavish is strange. That seems low for an executive at one of the most important (or at least, most viewed) websites on the planet.

>>yupper+5b
$350k salaries _are_ lavish, though. It seems strange to me that people would argue otherwise.

>>JohnFe+Uf
Not in SF. Maybe there is a case to be made to move Wikipedia operations outside Bay area.

>>random+3h
Maybe there is a case for moving much of it outside the US? Lots of staffers work remotely anyway.

>>akolbe+3u
Yes. OTOH, United states has one of the best free speech protections in the world. It would make sense, to have the key people and data centers in the US. EU, however, has better privacy protection initiatives.

>>random+Tq1
Agreed, but staffers can be abroad (there are a few even now).