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As an independent online publication, we don’t receive any funding from big corporations, nor are we owned or influenced by any media outlets or conglomerates.
We are always looking for ways to improve The Nightingale to make using our site a better experience for everyone. To do that, we rely predominantly on revenue made from advertisements displayed on pages and articles across the site. Whilst this helps us with the routine maintenance costs of the website at this time, it does not give us any room to grow as a publication.
Therefore, we ask that if you enjoy reading The Nightingale and would like to contribute to the site’s development, any donation you can offer us would be highly appreciated. We support one-time donations through PayPal as well as contributions in several different cryptocurrencies.
Whether you donate via cryptocurrency or PayPal, If you have already donated to The Nightingale, we greatly appreciate your generosity and support.
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We also accept cryptocurrency donations via Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Monero (XMR) and Zcash (ZEC). Depending on which cryptocurrency you would prefer to use, please see the relevant addresses below where you can donate to The Nightingale:
BTC Address: bc1q49kwmj47qxkedyteahx0farhgnaryfe9s6n7a0
ETH Address: 0x676964A1BCDdf15114D06A2159C929143A85BF09
LTC Address: LRUe5AegAAPcY4Wbg13BaU5gc13i18v1dA
ZCash Address: t1QEQH9T2h6smJYryAmMsCrS4XPocufZVca
XMR Address: 49myiKWd48tZhDPXaHvPNZATkav3kJwwL527rdKycr2cKMea4tRr3jibC6vydXsdUN8nqqwDGwhqbi2iLkFVSgXEFfs6jy7
FAQs
Contributions made to The Nightingale can serve a variety of functions.
Our monthly and yearly membership plans both offer the same benefits. However, with our yearly plan, we’re offering the chance for readers to save £6.89 on their membership (compared to the cost of 12 months with a monthly plan)
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No, The Nightingale will always remain a free publication. Memberships are (and always will be) a way for individuals to show their support and engage with fellow readers. Whilst we may restrict the occasional piece of content behind a paywall,
