Talk:The World's Online Festival

In 2020, the company held "WOLF AID"^[1], an in-app charity event that worked to benefit Action Against Hunger and Save the Children, raising $184,000^[2]. For WOLF AID, users were tasked with finding special items from in-app collection bots, united by a festival theme. 50% of the proceeds from any in-app purchases related to these games were donated to charity. These items ranged from a cooler full of drinks to festival equipment such as a DJ deck. Users could also purchase unique Action Against Hunger and Save the Children Charms, used to decorate a user's avatar, with 100% of the proceeds collected going to charities. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Pete Ingham at WOLF (talk • contribs) 11:11, 22 June 2020 (UTC)

I would like to request the addition of a citation for the following statement:

"In 2010, Palringo launched an enterprise version of the app, offering private group communication networks to companies."

Proposed citation:

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This source confirms that Palringo launched an enterprise messaging platform in 2010 designed for workforce and group communications within companies. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

If this press release does not meet WP:RS standards, I recommend using a more independent secondary source (such as technology news coverage or industry analysis) to verify the claim.

Please advise on the most appropriate source if a stronger reference is preferred.

Thank you. ~~~~ Funtiberry (talk) 05:34, 22 March 2026 (UTC)

I would like to request the addition of a citation for content related to Palringo’s white-label messaging service offering.

Proposed sentence and citation: In 2011, Palringo launched a white-label mobile instant messaging service, allowing service providers and operators to deploy fully branded messaging platforms.

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This source confirms that Palringo launched a managed white-label mobile messaging service that allowed service providers and operators to deploy fully branded messaging platforms.

If this press release does not meet WP:RS standards, I recommend using a more independent secondary source (such as technology news coverage or industry analysis) to support the claim.

Please advise on the most appropriate source if a stronger reference is preferred.

Thank you. ~~~~ Funtiberry (talk) 05:40, 22 March 2026 (UTC)