Quote from: camolist

I just added my sites to the list but once I checked the list they were already on. Sorry for the spam.

No problem, I fixed that. Thanks for participation!

Quote from: Bro on March 22, 2012, 07:40:57 PM

Quote from: arsenische on March 22, 2012, 05:07:44 AM

Quote from: Bro on March 21, 2012, 10:41:22 PM

what do you mean, assign a weight to it?

Weight is a rough estimation of site's value. Right now I am using http://www.getwebsitevalue.com to set the value, but it can be changed any time. So you can think of it as of some arbitrary integer number. Its absolute value means nothing, but it relative value will be used to distribute bitcoins between affiliates that have their ads on those sites.

are you saying that you get more money with a website that has a better value?
sorry if i'm a bit slow

Advertisers are supposed do the following 2 steps:
1) pay any amount to Anonymous Ads to bootstrap their ads (to get some impressions and to get connected to affiliates).
2) track bitcoin addresses passed as GET parameter and use those addresses to reward affiliates for successful visits (thus getting more impressions & visits from them)

Main source of income for affiliates should be step 2. But for some reason it doesn't work: most advertisers don't do step 2.

So I need to spend money received at step 1 to support affiliates for showing ads.

However (unlike advertisers) I can't detect successful visits to reward affiliates. And I don't want to pay botnets for fake clicks and impressions.

So I am developing a solution to reward affiliates with respect to weights of sites they have their codes on. Affiliates that advertise on sites with positive weights will receive additional support (proportional to 'weight' and 'health' of sites, and affiliate's 'share' of those sites).

Sorry for the long message... did it answer you question?