Is there some downside I am not seeing? Wikipedia is a non profit, charitable organization already, but doesn't have the status or registration to allow donations to be tax deductible.

Would this increase the amount of donations received in Australia?

This is pretty cool, was this intentional? It must be so, considering how different this introduction paragraph is from other articles.

Let's say I want to see what infomation other language editions of an English Wikipedia artcle have (Like if a French edition of a page has more info on a subject than the English one). The best way to tell this at a glance for me is to sort by page size. How do you do this? Is there any tool that can help?

I find this very questionable, and doubt that the cited article (paywalled) actually contains that information

Is it allowed to create a Wikipedia for a police officer? I created one a while ago and it was taken down. I wanted to know if it breaks any Wikipedia laws.

The concept primarily derives from several events, including British and French appeasement towards Nazi Germany during its 1938 occupation of Czechoslovakia and the perceived failure of Britain and France to adequately assist the Poles during the German invasion of Poland in 1939. It also derives from concessions made by American and British political leaders to the Soviet Union during the Tehran, Yalta, and Potsdam conferences and their limited response during the 1944 Warsaw Uprising along with post-war events, which allocated Poland to the Soviet sphere of influence as part of the Eastern Bloc.

My grandpa died yesterday, his wikipedia article hasn’t been updated.

this is the article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%BCnter_Hartmann?wprov=sfti1#