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801  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads - bitcoin advertising network on: January 13, 2013, 11:39:59 PM
Dear friends, it's time to show you a working prototype of AA2.

It is a whole new system on a different platform, but the basic idea is the same: mixture of affiliate program and advertising network without user accounts.

Got rid of several AA1 features, I hope you won't miss them. It is not that heavily tied to bitcoin anymore (you can use it without touching any money for traffic exchange). Unfortunately it not compatible with AA1.

I created a separate topic to discuss it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=136329.msg1452328 , your feedback is appreciated.
802  Bitcoin / Project Development / AnonymousAds v2 staging server (and some documentation) on: January 13, 2013, 11:24:17 PM
The staging server of AA2 is available at http://s.a-ads.com. The site is far from being complete (this is just a preview of basic functionality) but you are welcome to play with it. There is no content on the site yet, so I am putting some info here.

Advertiser
1. creates ad, selects categories, sets campaign params (including goal tracking and daily_budget) and receives an unrecoverable password
2. deposits money to campaign (small amounts require just 1 confirmation) and waits for impressions from ad units that satisfy campaign's conditions

Every day up to daily_budget btc will be distributed from campaign to ad units with respect to their weights (weight is currently estimated as amount of daily unique IPs).

If goal tracking for campaign is enabled, then the param <campaign.id>_<ad_unit.id> will be injected into ad's link and advertisers will be able to track visitors.

Advertisers can register goals (either through web interface, or using simple API).

If campaign's balance is enough to pay for registered goal, the goal will be paid and corresponding ad unit will start receiving bitcoins (possibly giving you more impressions during <goal's duration>).

Publisher
1. creates ad unit, sets few params, receives ad unit's HTML code and embeds it on his/her site
2. embeds it on his/her site and waits for profit

Publishers can organize "traffic exchange" if they specify that they want to withdraw to their advertising campaign upon ad unit creation (in that case withdrawal threshold is negligibly small).

Publishers can customize colors adding GET params to their code, e.g.:

Code:
<iframe data-aa='17' 
src='//ad.s.a-ads.com/17?background_color=000000&text_color=ffffff&title_color=ffff00&title_hover_color=ff0000&link_color=00aa00&link_hover_color=00ff00'
scrolling='no' style='width:160px; height:600px; border:0px; padding:0;overflow:hidden'></iframe>

would look like this.


Affiliate program
Also affiliate program should work. That means if you invite somebody who creates an ad with your affiliate link (that is just http://s.a-ads.com?partner=<your ad unit id>), you should receive 10% of all deposits for campaigns that use this ad. This link is also present on ad unit code.

AA2 fees

We aim to make a fully transparent service, we have nothing to hide. The following info is preliminary and can be changed any moment:

1. we take 20% of each deposit (or 10% of each ad unit's withdrawal to campaign)
2. we take 20% of daily_budget every day

So we hope to earn 10-36% of money paid for campaign.

If advertiser is invited via affiliate link and pays for goals only, our profit is ~10% (because 10% goes to referral).

If advertiser comes from google and doesn't pay for goals, our profit is ~36% (i.e. 20% + 20% of the remainer).

Warning

Please remember, that this is a staging sever with software that is under development. If you are sending bitcoins to it, you take the risk. Your money and data may disappear anytime. It won't be migrated to production server.

Feedback is appreciated

If you place ad unit code on your site, you have a chance of getting some btc. We can't guarantee you will ever hit withdrawal threshold, but we will definitely spend some btc to test. Also if you invite advertisers, you can receive 10% of deposits to campaigns that use their ads.

If you are an advertiser, you can loose some money and maybe even get some impressions. It is likely that I will be spending small amounts to support your campaign, so you don't need to pay if you don't want to, just create a campaign.

If you are a publisher and advertiser at the same time, you can create a campaign and ad unit with "withdraw to campaign" parameter. In that case you don't need to spend money, you don't even need to have a bitcoin address.

Please participate!

Thanks!

Update 2013-02-03: we launched it on our production server
803  Economy / Investor-based games / Re: Bitcoin Pyramid [Beta] - the oldest working pyramid? on: January 12, 2013, 05:35:47 PM
I several times already transferred to the deposit bitcoins, and they didn't arrive into my account! Where they?

When did it happen? It may take some time for them to appear.

What addresses where you sending to? Could you please mention bitcoin transaction ids?
804  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads - bitcoin advertising network on: January 06, 2013, 09:53:43 AM
What I'd probably do is stop running the ad and keep the credit until further investigation is done. If confirmed, it could then be used to give back some BTC to scammed people. If not, it could be used to resume the campaign.

Thanks! Yes, that would be great to do, but that's not quite possible with the current software. Maybe the OK solution would be to show a warning with the link to the scam accusation page.
805  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads - bitcoin advertising network on: January 05, 2013, 11:52:02 PM
One of your customers is proven scammer, as you can witness by checking this thread. In future, make sure you know who you work with!

Thanks for your message.

I am not going to know who I work with, but I don't want to help scammers either.

I think your complaint is related to ad https://anonymousads.com/ad/355

Here is the current AA policy (available at the ad's page):

Quote
Ads are by no means connected to advertisers, thus advertisers can't edit/remove their ads. No refunds are possible. Inappropriate/erroneous ads (hate speech, scam, slander, etc) can be removed by site administrator. Unsure if your ad is appropriate? Don't send bitcoins until it receives a positive rating (it can be removed anytime if AA receives complaints).

So I've set ad's rating to 0 and modified its link so that it points to the thread you mentioned. If somebody doesn't agree with that measure, s/he can contact me via PM or here.
806  Economy / Investor-based games / Re: Bitcoin Pyramid [Beta] - the oldest working pyramid? on: December 21, 2012, 06:57:06 AM
Hi Smiley

My sponsor is #4764. Then under 'your sponsor', below the balance it says #709.

Whats that about ?

Hi! "Your sponsor:" is the sponsor for your current browser session. "Sponsor:" is the sponsor of the opened member.
807  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is Mt. Gox down for anyone else?? on: December 19, 2012, 08:00:10 PM
works for me
808  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Buy Bitcoins with Ukash? on: December 16, 2012, 03:35:42 PM
Oh, I see now. You mean the signature in my profile and posts. It is just a graphic version of ads. Ad #319 is paid to be shown for  affiliate #1 (that is me). See https://anonymousads.com/relay/34148.

I don't know if this is scam or not, I don't have specific policy regarding this issue yet.  Undecided

But I should rework something to make it clear that this ad is not mine.
809  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Buy Bitcoins with Ukash? on: December 16, 2012, 03:25:26 PM
I don't know who bitexchange is. Sorry, didn't get it: why do you think it is me?
810  Economy / Auctions / Re: [FREE] Contest For A Free Gemstone!!! on: December 14, 2012, 08:11:23 PM
23.12
811  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads - bitcoin advertising network on: December 14, 2012, 08:54:01 AM
thanks, restarted it
Still not updating  Undecided Did you change the detection code? I modified the ad code like this:
Code:
<iframe data-aa="xxx" src="//ad.anonymousads.com/xxx/html" class="aafram"></iframe>
which used to be detected properly

no, I didn't change anything... some sites marked as inactive, I've reset them.. did it help?
812  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads - bitcoin advertising network on: December 08, 2012, 04:47:04 AM
thanks, restarted it
813  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Electrum - Bitcoin client for the common users (friendly and instant) on: November 26, 2012, 12:53:36 AM
Maybe a donate button in Electrum itself? And when someone donates, it will be divided between all Electrum servers?

Anyone can setup as many virtual Electrum server as he wish...

Didn't even think of that...  Well, donate button for the server you're connected to then Smiley

how do IRC servers make for living?
814  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Electrum - Bitcoin client for the common users (friendly and instant) on: November 24, 2012, 10:00:15 PM
I love this software! It works fast and has the exact set of features I need!

Just one question: why would one want to run a public Electrum server, is there any incentive to do so?
815  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Islamic Bank of Bitcoin{}بنك بتكوين الاسلامي on: November 21, 2012, 10:34:43 PM
I think the most important concern at this point is "What happens if the exchange stops functioning?". Do any of these options provide the possibility of an exit strategy for users?

I agree. Maybe use bitcoin protocol to store the shares? E.g. bitcoins that came from IBB's official address represent shares.
816  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads - bitcoin advertising network on: November 21, 2012, 10:26:17 PM
I've not received a payment from Anon Ads since October 24th - 143Jgi4ycmHG3AUNEFTaWWTWXtAdMKNTpu - Has traffic just died off?

Sorry to hear about it. The traffic didn't change much during the month, but not many advertisers' spend to buy it. I'll be buying it time to time to compensate it partially. Btw, your balance is close to the withdrawal threshold of 0.011 btc, so expect to get a withdrawal soon. Thanks for your message!
817  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Nefario on: November 20, 2012, 12:05:29 AM
I don't think he will ever give up the information he has held, it is likely he deleted the information so whoever Nefario thinks is after him won't have the information.

Sadly this is probably the most accurate description.

But why, why, why? Why did he close GLBSE, returned (most of the?) money, but didn't publish the asset info?
818  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Rational egoism vs. Utilitarianism on: November 17, 2012, 04:01:04 PM
would you sacrifice your happiness if it maximizes a group's(or worlds) happiness.

World's happiness = sum of happinesses of each individual (including me)
My happiness = <absolute happiness> - <my pain>
My pain = <my physical pain> + <my psychological pain>
My psychological pain = weighted sum of my problems

Society injects utilitarian values into my mind, thus for each person P: his/her pain becomes my problem with weight W[P]

I think every person maximizes his/her "My happiness". Though if values of W[P] are high enough, then this behavior is indistinguishable from maximizing "World's happiness".
819  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Rational egoism vs. Utilitarianism on: November 17, 2012, 03:24:58 PM
In the push-a-button case, he might have rationalized it as: my extra happiness would outweigh the average happiness of a person(or indirect happiness caused by the now dead person), therefor it maximizes the global happiness.

Oh, how true.. he also considered happiness of his wife )
820  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Rational egoism vs. Utilitarianism on: November 17, 2012, 02:46:46 PM
Rational egoism is based on human nature, whereas utilitarianism is just a nice idealistic concept. To be honest, not many people really care about sufferings of unknown people that are far away.


Though upbringing in society usually injects utilitarian values into human mind (and it is difficult to overcome them), thus it is person's best interest to do something good for society if it is not too expensive for him/her personally.
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