Minor cosmetic problem, the plus/minus symbol displays incorrectly on my machine: Win7x64 |
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Definitely will donate to their site. I use their service regularly. Waiting for the address to show up on their site.
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As with any monetary system, greed, false authority and abuse are encouraged. Luckily, bitcoin makes it more difficult to perform, but the incentive is there.
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Money isn't a network, it's a loop. It originates in a bank and must return to a bank, causing fraud, waste, abuse, destruction and death along the way. Bitcoin is a web, in which all nodes are equal, and promotes peer relationships among those who engage in its operation. Unfortunately, it exists in the context of our current corrupt monetary system, promoting theft, abuse and concentration in its operation as well. This is not a result of human nature, but the corrupting influence of our environment, that promotes contrived competition, excess in accumulation and the inequality in value of one's own life over another. When we finally outgrow the traditional appeals to false authority and contrived scarcity, using our technology, ability and knowledge for the betterment of all people, then we will stop acting like animals and become human beings worthy of any distinction from the animal kingdom.
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So I have created two campaigns that both show a number of RT's, but I cannot find any evidence of them having been RT'd in any twitter searches. I can find all my previous campaigns through similar searches, but not these particular two. Any idea what's going on? http://feedzebirds.com/p06cghttp://feedzebirds.com/f4i7zLightRider, Unfortunately, these tweets were rejected because Twitter thinks your url (j.mp/rwlMbo) is 20 characters long, putting it over the limit. I wrote some logic into the character counter on the Create Campaign page to recognize URLs, but I didn't account for .mp domains. :/ Obviously, I need to do a little more work on the URL recognition system. In the meanwhile, we have two options. If we can shorten your campaign messages by 7 characters, Twitter will accept them, and we can send out the approved tweets that have been being rejected. Otherwise, we can refund you for the campaigns. Please PM me your preference, Lightrider. Until I make the URL recognition more robust, please only use URLs with ".com", ".org", ".edu", ".net", ".uk", ".us", ".net", ".mil", ".gov", ".le", ".be", ".co", ".it", ".in", ".im", ".eu", ".ca", ".cz", ".de", ".jp", ".fr", ".au", ".ru", ".ch", ".nl", ".se", ".no", ".es", ".ly" and ".mp" (just added) top level domains. [edit] Added support for: ".aero", ".biz", ".jobs", ".coop", ".info", ".mobi", ".name", ".museum", ".pro", ".at", ".be", ".ph", ".pl" [/edit] Thanks for addressing my issue. PM incoming. |
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So I have created two campaigns that both show a number of RT's, but I cannot find any evidence of them having been RT'd in any twitter searches. I can find all my previous campaigns through similar searches, but not these particular two. Any idea what's going on? http://feedzebirds.com/p06cghttp://feedzebirds.com/f4i7z |
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Anyone interested in supporting an RBE would be interested to know that an open source movie project is being developed to help show the world what life would be like in such society. The project is now accepting bitcoin donations. http://www.wakingupmovie.com/2011/12/bitcoin-donations/ |
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We the cops from the 1 percent are, putting kids behind iron bars. Mindlessly, forcefully, just we following orders are. O spray of pepper, stick of night, guns with rubber bullets flight. Heads are bleeding, cops proceeding to deprive us of our rights.  |
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I would suggest you do not include such functionality, especially if you want to stand by your claims of weeding out spambots and the like. How do you verify all the twitter accounts that re-tweet all the campaigns? Do you plan on verifying them and then paying out to their account? Is it a manual process? If your service is successful, how much time can be put into such a process? I'm sure it's possible to do all of that work, but it doesn't seem worth it to me. I think those people who are curious enough will look into the service to collect their reward first. But that's just my opinion.
To be able to retweet from within Twitter, the user would still need to have signed up with FeedZeBirds.com. The point is that once they've signed up, they don't have to go back to the site to retweet. Ah, did not realize that was the issue. Well, as the website experience improves, then the need to not use it should diminish. Still waiting on the blocking feature I mentioned earlier. Glad to see you continue working on this really interesting service. |
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I would suggest you do not include such functionality, especially if you want to stand by your claims of weeding out spambots and the like. How do you verify all the twitter accounts that re-tweet all the campaigns? Do you plan on verifying them and then paying out to their account? Is it a manual process? If your service is successful, how much time can be put into such a process? I'm sure it's possible to do all of that work, but it doesn't seem worth it to me. I think those people who are curious enough will look into the service to collect their reward first. But that's just my opinion.
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I hope the devs are able to make use of the Windows error reporting data because I have gotten several of these while using the 0.5 qt client: Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: bitcoin-qt.exe
Application Version: 0.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 4d44aa00
Fault Module Name: StackHash_0a9e
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00000040
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 0a9e
Additional Information 2: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3: 0a9e
Additional Information 4: 0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789 |
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I think there might be a problem with the payout. I appear to be getting paid more than I should. Can you verify if this is the case?
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MtGox it's sweedish for : making under the table deals to sell user information
Please. There's enough things about mtgox which you can complain about without resorting to made up slander. I agree, I seriously doubt Gox is selling any info. I agree there is plenty of legit issues to point out. Selling info is totally wrong and not the type of behavior that they engage in. They prefer to give your unencrypted data to third parties who are then hacked and get your info released publicly for free, which is an incredible value. |
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+1 to DogIsland and Strongcoin for resolving an issue with their micropayment demonstration and refunding my losses.
+1 to evoorhees and Feedzebirds for resolving issues with their website and paying out properly.
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Can you explain the discrepancy between "Total Earned", "Earnings" and the amount that has been sent to my address?
Total Earned = All the btc paid to you in the lifetime of your account Earnings = Same as above (maybe we should make the term the same) Minimum payout is 0.01 btc... so if you tweet 1btc of ads, and then another one for .005, the amount sent to your address would only be 1btc, with the rest held until you pass the .01 threshold again. Keep the questions coming if you have them =) Then why is Total Earned significantly different than Earnings, which is also significantly different than what has been paid to my address? Total Earned: 0.0909315 Earnings: 0.2389563 [EDIT]Sent to Address: 0.2179593 Lightrider, Thanks for your feedback. First, I'd like to address the total you've been paid out, vs. a total of all of your retweets. Our records show that you've earned 0.2389563btc as of the time of this post. The amount you reported as sent to your address is still correct: 0.2179593btc. I checked the log and it looks like a couple of your feedings were rejected for a bogus reason. This was a bug that was fixed a few days ago, and I thought I'd cleared all of the blocked transactions, but it seems I missed yours. I cleared them, and will go back through to see if anyone else is still being affected. As for the discrepancies between total earned and earnings, it should now be fixed, along with the credited feedings pagination issue. The 0.0909315 was actually the total for whichever page it thought you were on. Anyway, let me know if these numbers still don't match! Cheers Everything appears to be correct now, thank you! |
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One more bug I've noticed: Clicking Page 1 and Page 2 on my Credited Feedings page displays the exact same content.
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Feature request: Can I flag a campaign as undesirable, and block it temporarily from the list of available campaigns that I see (not affecting the visibility of other users)? It would become automatically unblocked if the CPM changed. It would also be a nice feature for advertisers to see how many users have blocked which campaigns. Might be a lot to code, but I think it would be useful for a variety of reasons.
Also, would be nice to remove campaigns I've already RT'd from the main page so that I only see new ones.
Thanks for the responses and the interesting service!
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I refuse to identify myself on MtGox to be able to use SEPA transfers. Unfortunately, this is a legal obligation and we have to follow Europeans rules on that regard. FYI, each time you are using SEPA you are sending regardless of what you want/think most of your personal data the recipient of the transfer including your name and address, so basically you are identify yourself. We Mt.Gox are then legally obliged to match both information sent to us and the one we have in our system. We understand that this overall process may be annoying for some and we would love to make it easier for all, but running an honest and legal business is what ultimately everybody wants and need! Legality is ultimately a matter of opinion, and the people with the guns (governments) are expressing some really shitty opinions lately. |
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