Re: [GNU-linux-libre] now that adbard is gone :^( the ad problem is back

[Jaromil]

On Thu, 29 Mar 2012, Karl Goetz wrote:
> The website doesn't give much information (and I found very little with
> duckduckgo). Can someone give a quick explanation of why it failed?

FYI this is the last message we've got as adbard subscribers

meanwhile, I'm looking forward to a reply about the issue we had
discussed here, since someone from FSF took the time to contact me in
private on it and, after that, I've took quite some time to write long
explanation emails. This was months ago, I'm doubting the delay is due
to vacations, has something else happened?



Hello,

Thank you for your participation in the Ad Bard Network!  All good
things must come to an end, and as was announced last month the
network has closed down as of today, July 1st, 2011.  This decision
was made upon reflection that we have consistently had insufficient
time to enhance and support the network properly.

You are receiving this email because you displayed advertisements from
the Ad Bard Network in June of 2011. This is an automatically
generated report.

In June of 2011 you earned $21.47 from participating in the Ad Bard
Network. Your outstanding earnings are currently $52.61. Your
outstanding earnings are over $50, you will receive payment this
month.

If you have not already, please log into your account at
http://adbard.net/user and add a PayPal address where we can issue
your final payment.  You must do this by July 15th to receive payment!
As this is the final payment, we have lowered the payment threshold
from $50 to $10 -- if you've earned at least $10 through your
participation in the Ad Bard Network and you have a valid Paypal
address you will receive payment on or shortly after July 15th.

The following is a comprehensive breakdown of your earnings, only
listing dates during which advertisements were displayed on your
website(s) and you earned profits.  The column titled (views) shows
you what percent of the overall impressions on the network your
website was responsible for.  The column titled (clicks) shows you
what percentage of overall ad clicks your website was responsible for.

[snip]

well here it is we got one dollah each day from this and it was very
pleasant

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iR6oYX1D-0w

ciao

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