Here's something new!
When can we resign from our day jobs?
Nice idea - cheers, I'll have to add a few more articles now...
One thing I'm wondering is when it says if your edit is removed you lose your 'claim' on it as such does that mean if your edit was reverted or people came along and changed it afterwards? Just wondering cos my grammar isn't always too hot!
One thing I'm wondering is when it says if your edit is removed you lose your 'claim' on it as such does that mean if your edit was reverted or people came along and changed it afterwards? Just wondering cos my grammar isn't always too hot!
The fairest we could come up with was to calculate the share on a per-line basis. So it loops through all lines / sentences of an article and finds the first version that the line appears in. This rules out reverted posts, because that content won't be found in the article anymore. The somewhat unfortunate side-effect is that it also doesn't give any credit to original sentences which might have been edited (to fix typos, etc). All other systems we could think of had other (worse) side-effects or were overly complicated to implement, so I think this is probably the fairest.
It's also a good reason to get a browser with a spell-checker built in, ie .
When can we resign from our day jobs?
That could be quite some time I'm afraid !! While this system does genuinely make some money for active contributers - it's more in the tens of dollars range than in the tens of thousands of dollars Certainly enough for a few cold drinks on a hot day.
How about articles that has been reorganised and separated into a few other articles?
If it is just a title change and has been done by using the "Change Title" link, then credit will still be given correctly - all the article history is still in tact.
If it is a case of copying content out to a different article, then the person doing the copying will get the credit for its new location. Not ideal, I know ... In other words -- try to post the content in the right area to start with
I've just added my ID in my profile. I noticed that whenever it was turn for my ads, the alternate_ads.html was shown instead.
I've just added my ID in my profile. I noticed that whenever it was turn for my ads, the alternate_ads.html was shown instead.
This happened to Eric's (dr.pepper) as well yesterday, but this morning it was working fine. I suspect it is a Google processing delay causing that.
I've just added my ID in my profile. I noticed that whenever it was turn for my ads, the alternate_ads.html was shown instead.
This happened to Eric's (dr.pepper) as well yesterday, but this morning it was working fine. I suspect it is a Google processing delay causing that.
Yeah, it's definitely Google's delay. It's working fine now.
just a small point; on the edit profile page at the very bottom where you enter you adsense id no it says:
More details on how to get a Publisher ID can be found here.
but the 'here' is not a link to the relevant page
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