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Wikimedia Foundation refuses voluntary union recognition, hires union-busting law firm
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this post was submitted on 02 Aug 2026
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Late last year Wikimedia disqualified two potential board members from eligibility days before the vote. They are notable for their push for transparency.
Wikimedia is moving towards opaque and draconian leadership methods. They are actively taking advantage of the trust we put in them to make disingenuous moves that will prevent Jimmy Wales from losing power over the knowledge. He's basically one bad decision from partnering with AI and now fewer people can stop him.
That's not union busting, is it? I understand the leadership problems, but we were talking about union busting specifically