A hubpages for bitcoiners ?

[bgminer]

Hi

I am writing on hubpages, I was just wondering about whether there were something like this just paying in bitcoins ?
Not that I make any money of hubpages as of now.

Greetings Denmark

[helloworld]

Wikipedia says:

HubPages is a website designed around sharing advertising revenue for user-generated articles and other content on specific subjects.

I learned something today.

[Phinnaeus Gage]

Wikipedia says:

HubPages is a website designed around sharing advertising revenue for user-generated articles and other content on specific subjects.

I learned something today.

I relearned something today. Good luck with your project, OP.

[bgminer]

So there isn't something like this for bitcoiners yet. ?
Well that is okay.
At least they are decent enough to send the money through paypal and not checks like google for adsense.

[fm1234]

You could always start it.

WordPress install w/MU enabled

Article framework

Decent hosting

Monetise with AdSense, CPA, etc.

Pay share of revenue in BTC to publishers.

Not complex stuff. 


Frank

[bgminer]

Yeah I could but I probably would not do it.

[PLATO]

Yes this exists www.youtipit.org

[fm1234]

Not really what we're discussing at all.  Unless I'm missing something, YouTipIt is ... a tipping facilitator which happens to have user-generated content on the site itself.  HubPages, Associated Content and other similar sites generate ad revenue from their UGC (like pretty much all other sites online these days) but also share a bit of the revenue with their publishers.    We're talking about something like that, which happens to have Bitcoin as a payout option -- not something which is a closed-loop Bitcoin broker (ie. someone who knows or cares nothing about Bitcoin is vanishingly unlikely to start using it as a result of finding YouTipIt, and might contact an author to see if they want some PayPal, but in all likelihood will simply forget about it and move on.)


Frank

[fm1234]

YouTipIt is shutting down - could be an opportunity for someone who'd prefer to take over and  restructure  an existing site with a userbase, than trying to start an all-new operation.


Frank