If you look at their site, eff.org, it looks a lot more like a news outlet than anything else. News articles are 99% of the content.
Across the top nav, they have "Take Action" and "Our Work" buttons. The former, IMO, oversells on its promise by a wide margin. All they do is re-route your message to some congressman who never looks at it anyway...
The latter at least includes a section advertising their "legal victories," but if you click on that, you find the list is only 9 items long, most of those items are from the 1990s, and none of them actually involve the EFF.
What do they need all this money for? They have these fundraisers all the freaking time.
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Ask HN: What does the EFF actually do with all their fundraiser money? · HackerTrans
Across the top nav, they have "Take Action" and "Our Work" buttons. The former, IMO, oversells on its promise by a wide margin. All they do is re-route your message to some congressman who never looks at it anyway...
The latter at least includes a section advertising their "legal victories," but if you click on that, you find the list is only 9 items long, most of those items are from the 1990s, and none of them actually involve the EFF.
What do they need all this money for? They have these fundraisers all the freaking time.