was largely unnecessary. These are large organizations and they all have administrative overhead. 26% as an total expense:revenue ratio for any organization is pretty damned good…but there you were with this crap…
…and apparently expected not to get fact-checked and called on it.
I’m sure you just meant to say “has not gained the tax revenue - if any - on potentially $3 mil in sales from Blizzard” instead of saying they actually lost $3m in taxes.
The government would never gain an extra 3 million from Blizzard. If they didn’t do the charity donation, they would have to include that 3 million in their income for the year and pay taxes on that.
People today are a lot different. We are living in crazy times. There is a mob mentality and they will welcome any chance to fight against corporate America. Most of the time they wind up just embarrassing themselves.
It means that 100% of the $3 billion they are raising will go to the kids and they will not pocket any of that $3 billion, as that is reserved for the children.
Rest of the money is fair game since it’s excess gains.
Adding the stipulation of giving up to 3$ million is something you haven’t done before with the holiday charity pets. Adding this as an asterisk footnote seems a bit strange for asking us to givie money for a charity event. Could you please give some clarification on why you choose to add that this year.
Respectfully a member of the WoW player community, thank you and Happy Holidays to you and yours.