Dwolla, the web-based payments platform, and Crowdtilt, the web-based crowdfunding platform, are formalizing Reddit's capacity to tap into the power of the Internet as a force for good with today's introduction of reddit Donate and reddit.Crowdtilt.com. To be clear, neither of these are official reddit products, but were built in conjunction with reddit for use by its community leaders - or in reddit lingo, "subreddit moderators." Dwolla's service makes it easy for them to embed buttons on their page's (their subreddit's) sidebar to raise money for a given charity, while CrowdTilt offers both official and more informal fundraising opportunities.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/ZCozXfyrSQ4/
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