Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science website
RichardDawkins.net (Also RichardDawkinsFoundation.org) Is a website run by/for Richard Dawkins through which he sells books, videos, and various merchandise; as well as the home to his forums.
RichardDawkins.net is a commercial site for promoting Richard Dawkins and selling products to enrich him. According to The Richest, "Richard Dawkins..has an estimated net worth of $135 million ($100 euro) according to the Sunday Times in 2012."[1]
Richard Dawkins' website traffic
See also: Elevatorgate news stories - Chronological order and Blog posts on Elevatorgate
Although his following of Dawkian atheist has significantly waned post Elevatorgate and due to his generally abrasive manner, as noted above, he does retain a small cult following (See: Richard Dawkins' cult of personality and Atheist cults).
Dawkins is a leading figure in the New Atheism movement which was called a cult by the agnostic, journalist Bryan Appleyard in a 2012 article in the New Statesman in which he describes the abusive behavior of New Atheists.[2] The Dawkian atheists have been able to to retain Richard Dawkins being labeled as an atheist in his Wikipedia article despite Dawkins repeatedly and adamantly declaring that he is an agnostic and/or flip-flopping his public persona between atheism and agnosticism (See: Richard Dawkins and agnosticism).