FWIW: I created an AppEngine-based webapp (http://www.gnaught.com) to keep track of blacklisted domains and uses Google's "-site:" options in the search query. It was a weekend-project to learn about AppEngine and Python.
You can use your Google, Yahoo, AOL, Facebook, MySpace or any OpenID (Wordpress, Blogger, etc). I'd imagine most people have at least one of those accounts.
Thanks, I knew it'd be a tough one to monetize, or else I would've done something earlier. Perhaps some sort of donation nag screen on the website would increase the donation rate.
It definitely doesn't take a lot of resources to run, but I just wanted to gather some feedback
Awhile ago I added a thanks/pls donate direct message nag when a first-time user submits a package. The results have been pretty poor, and theres been one complaint on the Uservoice.
Assuming you found a way to get ads out there and then got $1 eCPM for them that's still just $50/yr or so. Probably better to use this project to promote one that has a better chance of making money. IMHO.
Charge money. Market it to businesses. You're never going to get money out of something like that from advertising, so you have to go the service route.
If you charged $5/user/month, you might have a nice little supplement to your income. Depends if people find it's worth paying for. If not, you're not going to make any money out of it.
Don't bother writing code, just let them paypal you by hand and enable their account by hand.
This method of deletion (prod) is sometimes used as a way to force people/fans to improve the article. To contest the deletion all one has to do is remove the tag, and hopefully improve the article before it is sent to a full deletion discussion.
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