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Copy this sentence without brackets [ an independent not-for-profit ‘think-tank’ cum ‘fact-tank’ ], then go to the actual Wikipedia article, and then paste to a word-search bar (press Ctrl+F). The word and usage 'cum' is technically correct as the word means 'and/with/along with/together' in Latin. My reason is that the word 'cum' is mainly-associated with a more NSFW/erotic meaning, which is my first impression on reading this sentence and may likely follow suit with other readers. Additionally, first-time readers may think that this article is vandalized. I'll think about changing the word/phrasing and may edit in the future, but otherwise the sentence is technically correct from my understanding.
